Trail Conditions - Summer

 Horse Trail Conditions
 Mountain Bike Trail Conditions


Reforestation Camp Mountain Bike Trails:
  • Obey safe biking guidelines including wearing your helmet! Stay on marked trails!
  • Signal or sound off to horseback riders or hikers you encounter on the trails.
  • Follow trail signs and closures.
  • Be a good trail steward and remain off the trails after heavy rains.
  • Yield right-of-way to all trail users.
  • Attach pass to outer clothing or bike so the pass is visible at all times.
  • E-bikes are not allowed.
  • Report trail hazards, violations and incidents to County Park Staff.


.Mountain Bike Trail Conditions


OPEN - 4-22-26
Trails have dried up a bit since the recent rainfall. Staff inspected trail and cleared debris. Single track is currently the driest trail to ride. Double track is mostly good asided from occasional standing water.

Trail passes are required for all persons 16 years or older.  Daily and annual passes can be purchased online, through the Brown County Parks app and also at the trailhead.
 


Neshota & Reforestation Camp Horse Trails:
  • Obey trail signs and closures; stay on marked bridle trails.Yield right-of-way to all trail users.
  • No grazing along trails.
  • Walk, trot, canter - no racing.
  • Attach pass to outer clothing or horse bridle so pass is visible at all times.
  • Report trail hazards, violations and incidents to County Park Staff.
  • Bring your own water.
  • Remove horse droppings from trail immediately.


Horse Trail Conditions:

Neshota:


CLOSED 
Neshota Park horse trails remain closed at this time, staff are monitoring trail conditions.

​Trail passes are required for all persons 16 years or older.  Daily and annual passes can be purchased online or through the Brown County Parks app.  Daily and temporary annual permits can also be purchased at the Neshota VenTek pay station.  Exact cash or credit card may be used to make your purchase.  Redeem/exchange your temporary permit in person or by mail with the Brown County Parks Office.



Reforestation Camp


OPEN 4/22/26

Horse trails are now open. You will encounter a few areas of shallow standing water, but the ground is stable. Most of these areas are in the Northwest corner and North Central part of the horse trail system. The area south of Sunrise road will be the most dry with only one puddle remaining.

Trail passes are required for all persons 16 years or older.  Daily and annual passes can be purchased online, through the Brown County Parks app and also at the trailhead.REMINDER: The campground horse trail connector ends at the campground road. Only registered campers are permitted to enter the campground on horseback.