Closed Trails and Areas at DuPont State Recreational Forest

--MARCH 25, 2025--
 
Out of an abundance of caution and in the interest of public safety, officials at DuPont State Recreational Forest are implementing several trail and road closures effective immediately. Due to active wildfires in the area, these closures are necessary. Broader closures may be implemented, if forest officials deem necessary.
 
The following forest trails and roads are closed until further notice:
 
  • Reasonover Creek Trail
  • Turkey Knob Trail
  • Joanna Road
  • Poplar Hill Loop
  • Twin Oaks
  • Table Rock Trail
  • Three Lakes Trail
  • Mine Mountain Trail
  • Fawn Lake Loop
  • Corn Mill Shoals
  • Grassy Creek Trail
  • Conservation Road
  • Fawn Lake Road
  • The Continental Divide Tract (area of DuPont State Recreational Forest near Green River Road and SC border)

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Beginning March 3, Burnt Mountain Trail in DuPont State Recreational Forest will be closed to all visitors. This closure is necessary in the interest of public safety while improvements are made to the entire trail. This scheduled work will improve trail sustainability, reduce erosion and protect water quality of nearby creeks and streams. This closure is expected to remain in place until April 30.

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Due to impacts from Hurricane Helene, the following trails and areas are closed and unavailable to visitors:

  • Barn Trail
  • Bridal Overlook Trail
  • Cart Trail
  • Flatwoods Trail
  • Grassy Creek Bridge – at the intersection of Buck Forest Road and Lake Imaging
  • Grassy Meadow Trail
  • Lake View Loop
  • Nooks Trail
  • Poplar Hill Loop - north half
  • Sandy Trail
  • Stone Mountain Trail - upper section
  • Table Rock Trail
  • Triple Falls Stairs
  • Triple Falls Trail 

Visitors should expect to encounter changes to trail conditions such as increased erosion, uneven trail surfaces and narrowed trail treads. While DSRF staff have mitigated as many hazards as possible, visitors are advised to be cautious, allow extra time for their visit and plan alternative routes.

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This page was last modified on 03/25/2025