Mason Wildlife Trail South

The trail begins as gravel but quickly transitions to a dirt path with grass in the center. Located in a Wildlife Management Area used for hunting, it’s best to visit on Sundays when hunting is prohibited. Expect frequent small mud holes, as the trail can become very muddy. Taking the first right fork leads to another left fork, guiding you to a pleasant spot for a break or camping, though it’s best in cooler seasons due to limited shade. Alternatively, the first left fork leads to the area’s edge, with a left offshoot about three-quarters of the way down that exits to Highway 28. This exit involves a steep road with large branches to navigate. At the highway, there’s an unlocked but closed gate.