Izzat a Hunter Camp?
No. One of the two primitive camp sites.
Mmmmm.....Brownies
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Isn't camping restricted to designated areas for the Davy Crockett Forest (4C Trail) as well? Do we have a map of those sites or are they all closed too?
This from http://www.stateparks.com/davy_crock..._in_texas.html
Dispersed camping is permitted in most parts of the National Forest year round, but is restricted to 25 designated hunter camps during the fall deer season to provide a safer hunting experience. A map of these camps is available at the ranger district office in early September.
Actually, here is the map of hunter's camps:
http://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_...rdb5208745.pdf
Davy Crockett National Forest closed areas include:
-- Longleaf hunter camp off Forest Service Road (FSR) 568
-- Piney hunter camp off FSR 571
-- South Possum Walk hunter camp off FSR 586
-- Pennington hunter camp off FSR 557
-- County Line hunter camp off FSR 516
-- White Rock hunter camp off FSR 514/514D
-- Ratcliff Lake hunter camp off State Highway 7
-- Pine Springs hunter camp off FSR 524A
-- Centerville hunter camp off FSR 539
-- Neches Bluff #2 hunter camp off FSR 511F
Looks like #s 16, 17, and 19 are open on the 4C trail.
Looking at that, it seems that we could camp at Neches Bluff (#17) Friday night, hike in about 8 or 10 miles, then retrace our steps back to Merkel Bluff (#16) or Pond Camp (#19) to camp Saturday night, and hike back out Sunday morning. Gets us our long hike non-car camping jones taken care of.
Roughly scaling that map, its 12 +/- miles to the Ratcliff so making the turn around point somewhere south of FS511 would fit the bill.
Milage markers on this one.
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