Camp Cadiz Road Video Guide

We recently hiked a section of the Camp Cadiz Road near Camp Cadiz. We also hiked along an older historical section of the River to River Trail. We got to see quite a bit on this hike and also face quite a few challenges.

What You’ll See along the Camp Cadiz Road

For the most part, hiking this route is a nice walk in the woods with some rolling hill terrain, but there are a few other things to see.

• There are some scenic creeks and smaller bluffs along this route, especially once you get on the old River to River Trail portion.
• There is a cool, abandoned cemetery at the end of the main Camp Cadiz Road, featuring several graves, including a large tombstone.
• There are a few homesites out there worth exploring during the winter months when all the weeds are down and the ticks are gone.

Quick Facts About this Hike

Trail Name: Camp Cadiz Road and R2R Trail Loop

Distance: 7.4 miles, user-created (using established trails)

Time: 5 hours

Difficulty: Moderately Rugged

Parking: Google Maps Link

Pro Tip for Hiking the Camp Cadiz Route

Don’t do this hike in the late spring, summer, or early fall. It will be overgrown in many spots with weeds as tall as your chest. The vegetation is full of seed ticks, briers, and poison ivy. This hike would be best done during leaf-off in the winter months.

Related Guides for this Area

• Camp Cadiz Information
• R2R Trail Battery Rock Section

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