Coe Outings

Henry W. Coe State Park is so large that there is a great deal of territory beyond the reach of most visitors.  Pine Ridge Association volunteers are now offering guided trips deep into the park backcountry.  Coe Outings offers three different ways to visit places that would take days to reach from normal park entrances.  Choose your favorite way to travel and come see Coe’s remote backcountry.

Guided Backpack Tour, Details here Stay tuned for the next scheduled trip!
Your trip will start miles inside the eastern portion of the park, a good two day’s walk from headquarters.  From there, you will backpack deeper in Coe's backcountry and spend the night in utter solitude.  This area of the park is beautiful in spring.

Guided Backcountry Ride Along and Fishing Tour, Details here Stay tuned for the next scheduled trip!
Guided by state park volunteers, you will drive your 4wd vehicle in a caravan of others to lakes and locations seen by very few people.  You will have an opportunity to fish or wander as you please deep in the park’s backcountry, then camp for the night in quiet solitude.

Guided Equestrian Tour, May 31 – June 2, 2013 Apply Now!
You will trailer into the park’s interior where Coe volunteers will lead several riding routes, one of which is sure to match your riding appetite and the fitness of your horse.  You will camp two nights in the parks interior where meals (except lunches) will be provided.
 

 

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Coe Park Volunteer Ranger

Are you interested in learning more about Henry W. Coe State Park and sharing your knowledge with park visitors? How about helping out with annual events or maintenance of springs and trails? If so, visit our Volunteer page.

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