KY > 2016 SPRING HOOSIER HANG, April 22, 23, 24

[Mule]

I know a few of you have been to Bad Hollow. My question to you is: how do you get there from Browning Hill?

It's a side trail off to the side on the way to Browning hill. Anyone got any of the old maps to post. I cannot find mine. But, Mustang, you have been there with me and Jane. Take the trail from the Nebo Ridge Parking Lot, up the side of Wilkerson Hill. After 20 to 25 minutes you take a left at a three way fork. It goes off to the left from the main trail. If you come to the Nebo trail sign you have gone way too far. Take that left, which is about 5 minutes past the two trees on the right that have red rings around them, and take that trail for another 20 to 25 minutes eventually taking you down to the creek in Brown Hollow. Cross the creek by crossing it before it makes the Y by going off to the right and finding the crossing there. Now follow the creek downstream staying on the trail that takes the fork on the right. In about 10 minutes you will have to cross the creek. You are now 5 minutes from th campsite.

[Mustang]

Mule ~ I have been to Brown Hollow with ya, but I am wondering about Bad Hollow (formerly known as Bat Hollow). I thought it was down the south side of Browning Hill somewhere. Isn't that the place with the stand of giant pines? I may be confused, but I though I had heard you speak of it.

[Mule]

Mule ~ I have been to Brown Hollow with ya, but I am wondering about Bad Hollow (formerly known as Bat Hollow). I thought it was down the south side of Browning Hill somewhere. Isn't that the place with the stand of giant pines? I may be confused, but I though I had heard you speak of it.

Oh, I'm sorry, right. Just follow the trail from Browning Hill past the pond and down the South side of the slope. It's beautiful down there. I've camped ther many times. It's one of my favorites. See you soon old friend.

[Mustang]

Oh, I'm sorry, right. Just follow the trail from Browning Hill past the pond and down the South side of the slope. It's beautiful down there. I've camped ther many times. It's one of my favorites. See you soon old friend.

Thank you, and see ya soon my friend.

[Yogi]

Mule, If you see a fork in the road - pick it up!

[Treebird]

Yogi might need to barrow it to eat some free food, .

[gargoyle]

Whats the mountain lion situation like this year Mule?

[Mule]

None I know of.

[termite]

I did not see a map posted to Browning Hollow, but there was one in the HH hang from a few years ago.

[Mustang]

I think that I have seen a topo map with gps tracs posted by BonsaiHiker at one time or another.