I will have to check this out the next time I come up here, probably in the late summer or early fall.

Here is the head to Vanderwhacker Trail. While I didn't hike it, due to being pretty hot and humid, it was a pretty good muddy and bone jarring drive up to there.

5.7 miles, if you include the first 3.2 miles you can drive on this rather rough and muddy truck trail back there -- at least time time of year.

Along the Boreas River.

Supposedly they where going to reduce this area down to one large camping area (with the remains of three fireplaces in it), and make other improvements under the Unit Management Plan, but it's obvious that Vanderwhacker has not had any money invested into it in a very long time.

The picnic table and fire pit was in pretty rough shape, although the outhouse looked a little better off. It's obvious the state has put no repair or effort into the upkeep of this camping area since the early 1970s, although it does appear that it has been mowed.