Trail connecting Pickett State Park, Big South Fork, & Daniel Boone National Forest, - Trail connecting Pickett State Park, Big South Fork, & Daniel Boone National Forest, Cumberland Falls SP, and Natural Bridge SP.
Major physiographic setting for the trail - Major physiographic setting for the trail. The trail winds through the cliff-lined and steep landscape of the Pottsville Escarpement, or often called the Cumberland Escarpment.
The trail symbol found on the ground - Trees, trail junction markers, and posts will have either the turtle, a white diamond, or "100" that indicates you're on trail.
We include 3D maps in most of our titles. - We include 3D maps in most of our titles.
note: to the left points north - note: to the left points north
note: to the left points north - note: to the left points north
note: to the left points north - note: to the left points north
note: to the left points north - note: to the left points north
Each tile will be 1:32k scale with 50-ft contours - Each tile will be 1:32k scale with 50-ft contours similar in appearance to our latest release, the Red River Gorge Backpacking guide.
Left image is Rock Creek ford above the Big South Fork river and the right image is Rock Creek on the John Muir/Sheltowee Trace trail in the trout stream section.
The ST & JMT share about a mile of trail in the Big South Fork. We published a guide for the 47-mile JMT in the Big South Fork, which is a foot-travel only trail...and a fantastic one at that!
the JMT is signed with a profile of John Muir and the right image is an old homestead found on the trail.