Harrison Crawford State Forest

About Harrison Crawford

Harrison Crawford was established in 1932 an now encompasses nearly 26,000 acres of forest land. Facilities include Class "A" and "C" campgrounds, an interpretive center, group camp facility and picnic areas. Horse back riding , canoeing, camping and hiking make this area a great place to spend the weekend. The park is located in the Southern part of Indian near Corydon. Some good day hikes can be had along some of the parks trails, including; Buckeye Trail (1mile), Wyandotte Trail (.25 mile), Sleepy Hollow Trail (1 mile), CCC Ghost Trail (1.5 mile), Tulip Valley Trail (2 mile), Rocky Ridge Trail (2 mile), Cliff Dweller Trail (1.75 miles) and Adventure Trail (part of the Discovery Trail) which is a 24 mile trail that loops around the entire Obannon Woods area.