Ithaca Camping and Campgrounds For those who love the outdoors, there's nothing better than to experience Ithaca by camping. Ithaca campgrounds and campsites can range from backcountry-wild to full-hookup convenience. Tent camping, cabin rentals, RV facilities and trailer sites are available in both public and private campgrounds. Trailer & RV Rentals Boating within 5 miles Cayuga Wine Trail within 5 miles State Park within 5 miles An unusual black spruce bog lying on the terminal moraine of glaciers from the last ice age. This wetland comprises two discontinuous parcels surrounding Budd Lake Wildlife Management Area. It is a floating mass of plants, roots and moss all held together in a sponge-like substrate. Unique plants including black spruce, tamarack, azalea sphagnum moss, sweet pepperbush and common alder are supported. Park Acreage: 214.00 acres Municipality: Mt. Olive Township Web Link: Budd Lake Bog Preserve Dogs in park: Dogs on leash

Prepare For Your Destination Jersey Highlands: Central North Region Trails MapAllowable Items are also available in PDF format. See our accessibility information regarding PDF documents. Items listed below may be received through the Package Room by offenders in most facilities, subject to the following restrictions and qualifications: No quilted clothing or snorkel-type hoods, except where indicated. Except as indicated below, blue, black, gray or orange colorsbackpack gisborneAny shades of colors such as melon, peach, aqua, etc. thatdslr backpack dhaka are not readily distinguishable from blue, black, gray or orange are not permitted.pft laptop backpack Solid colors only, except where indicated.hd44780 backpack

Except as indicated, no item may exceed $50 in value. No hollow or platform heels or soles. No pointed toes, spiked heels, pockets, compartments, clog-type or pump (air-inflation) footwear. No metal/stone or clip-on decorations. height of heels: males 2"; Measure boot height from bottom ofSize must be within 1 size of that being worn by offender. Natural fabrics only (e.g. cotton, wool). Except as indicated, may only be received directlybackpack simulation powerpoint from manufacturer or established dealer. wiggy's backpackSee Directive #4920 for specifics.lenovo t420 backpack Not to be altered in any way to meet specifications (except that an external antenna must be removed by the manufacturer or vendor).

An Offender may possess and use only 1 audio unit (excluding TV). Paper only (no laminates). subject to Directive #4572 KB , "Media Review Guidelines." Newspapers may only be received from the publisher or an approved distributor via the correspondence Typewriter - 1 only; value - $350 w/case (if case is purchased, it must be a hard case); the typewriter body must be made of clear, see-through material. Sources: Items listed below may only be received directly from an approved commercial source. value - $200 w/case; a non-electronic musical instrument, new or used, may be received from home - otherwise it may only be received directly from an approved commercial source. An electronic musical instrument, if permitted, must be new, may only be purchased from and received directly from an approved commercial source, and may not have voice recording capability, a microphone or any disc or other removable storage A list of articles approved by an employee designated

by the Superintendent must be submitted to the Package Room before they may be received by an Offender. Colors: No blue, black, orange, gray, green or white permitted. Maximum combined value of female-only items - $150. Shades State Park is that peaceful place you've sought. Located about 17 miles southwest of Crawfordsville (off S.R. 47), it is a favorite for hikers and canoeists. The beautiful sandstone cliffs overlooking Sugar Creek and numerous shady ravines provide the backdrop for your journey through this nature lover's paradise. Also on the property is Pine Hills Nature Preserve, which affords spectacular topography for those willing to take a fairly long hike. From November-March, Shades State Park is open for day use only (8 a.m. until dusk). All visitors must leave the park at dusk. There is no camping available. Overnight camping is available at Turkey Run State Park just 15 miles to the southwest. Turkey Run also has an inn and cabins. In the event of heavy snow or ice, the property management may delay opening the gate to accommodate for snow removal efforts.

Contact the property for if you have further questions. ACTIVITIES (day-use only between November-March) Interpretive Naturalist Services (Seasonal) CAMPING (April - October) Non-Electric / 105 sites Backpack / 7 sites Canoe Camp / 10 sites DESCRIPTION OF HIKING TRAILS Note: For trail locations, view the property map under the MAPS tab. 1. MODERATE/RUGGED (.75 mile)—Begins at Devil’s Punchbowl, lower portion travels through ravine creekbed to Silver Cascade waterfalls. This portion involves steps and hiking in the creekbed. Upper trail portion begins at steps from ravine and goes to Inspiration and Prospect points. 2. RUGGED/VERY RUGGED (1.25 miles)—Begins at trail to Lover’s Leap with views of Sugar Creek, upland woods and ravines. The lower portion goes down Steamboat Rock stairs and continues up Pearl Ravine streambed. This portion may be impassable during high water. 4. MODERATE/RUGGED (.625 mile)—Begins at west end of large parking lot with steep climbs through Frisz Ravine with tall beech, oak and tulip trees.

This section uses streambed with steps and ladders and is rated rugged. Portions may be impassable during high water. 5. MODERATE/RUGGED (.75 mile)—Begins at west end of large parking lot. Upper portion of trail overlooks Frisz and Kintz Ravines and involves many steps. Lower portion uses streambed of Kintz Ravine with steps and ladder. Portions of trail may be impassable during high water. 6. EASY (.5 mile)—Begins at pond and travels along Red Fox Ravine. 7. RUGGED (.875 mile)—Begins at west end of large parking lot, travels through stand of mature trees and Kickapoo Ravine. Trail is a loop and has steep climbs. One section uses streambed as trail. Portions may be impassable. 8. RUGGED (.75 mile)—Begins off of Trail 7 and goes through narrow floodplain (may be impassable during high water) and through upland forest. Travels through Shawnee Canyon streambed and along Sugar Creek. Hikers must return by Trail 7. 9. EASY (.5 mile)—Begins at pond, through wooded, open areas to youth tent and campground roads.