Discussion: no, it does not. I followe...
in: bill_l; bill_l > 2015-10-25
Oct 26, 2015 10:23 PM
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once I thought I followed pickle creek from the natural area to hawn, and it seemed to go by/through quite a bit of private property including a gun club with its own duck pond. but this map seems to show otherwise. http://mdc.mo.gov/sites/default/files/nat_areas/72...
Oct 31, 2015 3:32 PM
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Yes, Hawn and PSNA share about a 400m border but not along Pickle Creek.
From the twin bridges (man-made, not natural) half-way the PS trail go due east until you hit the boundary fence (well-marked) between PSNA and HSP. In HSP, head N or NE -- nice hike. I've led one Sierra Club hike there and plan to lead a hike from PSNA to HSP picnic shelter (with shuttle).
It is weird that every time I turn around and go back to PSNA, I always lose map(s) contact and feel a bit lost - need to walk due west and relocate. That's how I found that the private area just north of PSNA has parking and several deer hunting stands -- probably 'pay to hunt'. I've had no problem (ie no people) when I've accidentally ventured on private land but a local has warned us about a land-owner S of HSP who strongly (ie with gun) dislikes trespassers.
From the twin bridges (man-made, not natural) half-way the PS trail go due east until you hit the boundary fence (well-marked) between PSNA and HSP. In HSP, head N or NE -- nice hike. I've led one Sierra Club hike there and plan to lead a hike from PSNA to HSP picnic shelter (with shuttle).
It is weird that every time I turn around and go back to PSNA, I always lose map(s) contact and feel a bit lost - need to walk due west and relocate. That's how I found that the private area just north of PSNA has parking and several deer hunting stands -- probably 'pay to hunt'. I've had no problem (ie no people) when I've accidentally ventured on private land but a local has warned us about a land-owner S of HSP who strongly (ie with gun) dislikes trespassers.
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