ONEIDA, Tenn. – Horseback riders Saturday at the Big South Fork will be looking for wildflowers during a special event.
Park ranger Sue Duncan will lead a trail ride for what is described by park spokesmen as one of the prettiest spring rides in Big South Fork.
Part of the ride will be along the Station Camp Trail, known for its numerous wildflowers.
The Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, part of the National Park Service, encompasses 125,000 acres of the Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee and Kentucky.