Hidden Valley Road

Hidden Valley Road, designated as Forest Road 241, is a well‑maintained gravel road that travels through forested terrain and leads to Hidden Valley Campground at the southern end. The route is generally smooth, with the most notable obstacles being potholes on the northern end. A 4WD vehicle is not required. In addition to the campground, the trail provides access to several hiking opportunities, including Bogan Run and Jackson River Gorge. The northern end of the road features numerous pull‑offs that serve as fishing access points along the Jackson River. Wildlife is commonly seen throughout the area, including deer, box turtles, and turkey. Most of the route is seasonally open, with access permitted from January 1 through January 31, April 1 through May 31, and September 1 through December 31. The seasonal closure on the southern end begins shortly after the Jackson River bridge and nearby B&Bs. The northern gate is located beside the third fishing and camping pull‑off, designated 6020B. Vault toilets are available at the southern end of the trail, near the Jackson River bridge and just north of the campground.