Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park is a 3,000-acre park with over 10 miles of trails open to hikers and mountain bikers. It is easy to be one with nature as you explore these adventurous trails.

The trails in Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park come in a variety of difficulty levels. The easiest trail, Nature Loop Trail, is a quarter mile loop that can be easily completed in a short amount of time. Fishing Access Trail is a 1.3-mile trail from the park’s campground. This trail has about a 100-foot elevation gain. These trails are wonderful for hikers and mountain bikers looking for an easy route where you can connect with nature.

Some of the more difficult trails in Lewis & Clark include East Side Trail and Cave Gulch Trail. East Side Trail is an almost four-mile trail that stretches from the top of the park to the bottom, with an 831-foot elevation change. Cave Gulch trail is shorter, about two miles in length, and steeper with an over 1000-foot change in elevation. Parts of these trails very rocky or washed out making for an exciting ride.

Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park has the perfect set up for a shuttle. Most trails can be accessed from the main road at the top or at the bottom of the trail. All trails in the park are connected making it easy to have an all-day adventure exploring every trail.