The Tecumseh Trail is a 42-mile hiking trail in Indiana, built by the Hoosier Hikers Council between 1998 and 2002. It starts at the Morgan-Monroe State Forest headquarters, about 5 miles south of Martinsville, and ends in a quiet part of Brown County State Forest near Monroe Reservoir.
What to Expect
- The trail has lots of hills, but they’re not as steep or long as the ones on the Knobstone Trail
- It’s great for long-distance hiking and backpacking
- There are natural water sources, but no drinking water stations
- Camping and parking spots are limited, so plan your trip carefully
Trail Planning Tips
- Bring a map from the Yellowwood or Morgan-Monroe State Forest offices
- Maps show roads and trail paths, but don’t include elevation lines
- The trail goes through state-managed forests, so follow all rules and guidelines
Good to Know
- The trail is best for experienced hikers or those ready for a challenge
- You’ll see lots of nature and wildlife along the way
- It’s a great way to explore Indiana’s forests and hills
