Rock Bluff Run Trail is a 6.1 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Falls City, Nebraska that features a river and is rated as difficult. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Ample parking throughout the park at trail heads and established camp sites. Camping on the Trail; Primitive established backpacking camp sites with fire rings or Adirondack shelters with fire rings. Otherwise primitive camping anywhere along the trail with backpacking stoves only. Establish camping; Fee camping from tent to RV, , Horse camp, full Shower facilities and Restrooms, all the amenities you would expect at the state park. other; Day use picnic facilities, historic cabin, town site, small visitor center Special; Horseback riding
Indian Cave State Park, RR 1 Box 30, Shubert, NE 68437
Indian Cave State Park is located 10 miles south of the junction of U.S. Highway 136 and Nebraska Highway 67 west of Brownville, then five miles east on Nebraska Spur 64E.
Great trail. Amazing views. Unfortunately, the cave is still closed. This is a very challenging trail. I would have done the whole loop, but I guess I took a wrong turn somewhere. One thing to keep in mind when coming here, Nebraska vehicles are $6 to park. Non-Nebraska is $8.
i started and it was exactly how I expected hilly and beautiful the pawpaw understory was losing leaves and I missed thr season. Hickory nuts acorns and sumac are abundant on this sprawling trail. I went of the beaten path and my God the soil was like a loamy sponge im in love i really hope to one day venture back to the time of Indians and find out the trails they traveled and the lives they lived it was amazing RALPH WALDO EMERSON
Had I not read all the prior reviews about bug spray we would have been in trouble. We sprayed from head to toe and still had some bites as well as ticks on socks and feet. Not a couple, more like 40! Views were beautiful and it was worth the drive. In many areas the path was overgrown so much that it was just tall grass. Views of river and panoramic Nebraska were lovely.
This is about as challenging a hike as you’ll find in Nebraska. There are several steep changes in elevation, especially on Trail 11. Because the trail is mostly hard-packed dirt, I wouldn’t attempt it in rainy or muddy conditions, but otherwise, it makes for a moderately-strenuous hike.
Some great inclines and views! Poorly marked in spots but it all connects eventually so you can’t get lost.
One of the more difficult tails in Nebraska with the steep inclines. Ain’t no mountain hiking but it’ll get your heart pumping. Made a wrong turn on the trail so I didn’t do the whole trail and Indian Cave was closed. Still very enjoyable!
We took tail head 10 because the head by the caves was closed. Starts off very steep and narrow eventually opens up. A few parts where it’s over grown and flooded but it’s just that time of the year. It’s a very fun hike and worth the 8 dollars to get into the park