Iron Mine Trail and Whiskey Run Trail

A compact, varied loop-style outing of about 5 km (3.1 mi) with roughly 100 m (330 ft) of climbing, this hike mixes shaded forest walking with the kind of subtle terrain cues that hint at the area’s industrial past. Expect a “medium” feel less because of steepness and more because of trail junction frequency, short punchy rises, and the need to stay oriented where multiple paths braid together.

Before I can tailor this to the correct place and convert any coordinates to a nearby address/landmark, I’m missing the location details: your “Hike head: near” field is blank, and no lon/lat points were included.

Send one of the following and I’ll produce the full, location-specific hike description (with landmarks, wildlife, hazards, and historical context): - A pin / coordinates for the trailhead (lon/lat), or
- The park/forest name + nearest town/state, or
- A HiiKER link to the route.

Once I have that, I’ll include: - Getting to the start by car (parking, access roads) and public transport (closest stop + walk-in distance) - Turn-by-turn expectations with approximate distance markers in km/mi and climbing in m/ft - Key junctions and what to watch for (surface changes, wet spots, confusing splits) - Notable natural features (forest type, streams/wetlands, viewpoints if any) and likely wildlife - Any iron-mining/industrial history that actually matches the region these trails are in (so it’s accurate, not generic)