McGee Creek Natural Scenic Recreation Area

Most of the trails are broad promenades covered with pine needles and leaves. In spite of the fact that most trails are multi-use for hiking, biking and equestrian, I found them in excellent shape (no motorized vehicles allowed!). Usually the trails are so well maintained that no blazes are necessary. The intersections are well marked with bright yellow and black signs that announce that trail name and remind the users who have the right-of-way: hikers and bikers yield to horses and bikers yield to hikers. When you do encounter a blaze it will be a big roundish orange splotch on a tree trunk, or maybe a plastic colored survey ribbon.