Hurricane Creek Loop, Macon County North Carolina Horse Trails

Standing Indian Basin is a horseshoe shaped drainage formed by the Nantahala River, born amid the basins high peaks. The forest is managed to provide a variety of recreation opportunities, diverse wildlife habitats, and timber products. Trails combine with roads to offer a variety of riding opportunities. Horse trails are marked with orange blazes. This trail follows gravel or grassy logging roads through the forest.

Directions:

From Franklin head west on US 64 and turn left, heading south onto old US 64. Go about two miles and turn right onto FR 67. Follow this road past the entrance to Standing Indian Campground. Parking is available in pull-offs along this road.

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