Explore Johnson County's “outback” at Big Bill Creek Park
Big Bull Creek Park and trail system, Edgerton, Kansas
Get truly wild in Johnson County’s largest park
Trail Big Bull Creek Park Trail System
Overview
Big Bull Creek’s trail system takes you off the beaten path to explore the ravines, hills and prairie in the watershed of Big Bull Creek. There is a pave loops accessible to all, but the majority of the park’s trails are single-track dirt paths and mowed trails. You’ll weave in and out of timber and fields and experience many elevation changes as you traverse the terrain surrounding the stream. This is Johnson County’s “outback” and also a popular mountain biking course. Want to get off the beaten path? Explore the more than 2,000 acres here dedicated to nature and recreation. Note: The natural surface trails are often closed after rain or snow melt. Before hiking or biking in those conditions, please check the trail status.
Conditions
The Horseshoe Loop is a short, paved trail accessible to all. But the majority of the system is natural surface. There are moderate elevation changes. This trail is best for the sure-footed and children who are up to a challenge.
Kid friendly? The trailhead provides a play area for children and the paved trail is suitable for strollers and kids. The rest of the trail is for hearty travelers. Restrooms and picnic facilities are available near the parking lot.
How busy? Due to its remote location, this trail is usually one of the less traveled in Johnson County.
Pets Yes, on a leash (unless otherwise designated). Read Johnson County Park rules here.
Bikes Non-motorized bicycles are permitted.
