Weather permitting, trails are open year-round anytime. Our equestrian and bike trails close when wet or with adverse winter conditions. Hikers are advised to use the rocked “double track” town loop trail if other trails are wet and muddy. Stop by a kiosk or the Bur Oak Visitor's Center to pick up a trail map. Trail updates can be found at whiterockconservancy/singletrack on Facebook or on the Homepage of our website.

There is no fee for hikers but a suggested user donation of $ 5 per person can be made at any trail head/kiosk. Trail use for cyclists is $5 per day, $10 per horse per day for equestrians, and can also be paid at trail heads or kiosks. We encourage all trail users to purchase a year long pass, which is $25 for bikers and hikers and $50 for equestrians. Fees help to cover trail maintenance costs. Contact the Visitor's Center to purchase your trail pass or purchase online with the links above.

Weather events can cause trees to fall or water to erode the trails. We depend on users to help us keep trails in good shape and help us be aware of areas that need maintenance. If you observe a problem, take a photo and note your approximate location and send the information to jjohnston@whiterockconservancy.org or call (712)-790-8221 ext. 5.

Whiterock requests you be respectful to others who are using the facility. Your dog does not need to be on a leash if it is under voice command and stays in close proximity to you while you are hiking/camping, otherwise all pets need to be on a leash.

During burn season and hunting season, we ask that all pets be kept on a leash for their safety.

Public hunting is not permitted on Whiterock property. However, we do have specialized leased hunting.

Personal ATV/UTVs are only allowed during the Slow Sunday Drive. Must have a valid driver's license and proof of insurance.

No, we do not rent horses. You can bring your own horse and try our equestrian trails.