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Swan Creek Trail

Contact Info
401 Fairgrounds Road
Rolla, MO 65401

Phone 1:
573-364-4621
Phone 2:
573-341-7453
Basics
Length:
20 miles
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Time:
9 - 10 hours

Description

Bar-K Wrangler Camp is on the west bank of Swan Creek; you'll find picnic tables, some grills, toilets, and hitching posts.

Tin Top trailhead is off Hwy UU on the east side of the Territory. With an extra vehicle, riders can travel one way, or use one of the loops to return to their starting point.

After 1.5 miles, the trail forks off to Beer Can Alley section. If you continue to Tin Top, you will pass through a few open areas.


More sections of trail in Swan Creek Territory for hikers and riders to enjoy:

Math Branch section is in the northern part of the Territory; the trail follows a branch of Swan Creek.

Parallel to Tin Top are Shoo Fly section and a spur branching off to link back to Tin Top.

On the east side, the Patterson Hollow section connects Tin Top and Whoopin' Willie Trail.

Details

Length:
20 miles
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Time:
9 - 10 hours
Additional Details:

Hunting is allowed in Swan Creek Territory, during season and with valid Missouri license.

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