The forest is huge, and we only saw a tiny portion of it. Even in winter, the weather was lovely today, and perfect for taking a stroll. To get to the trailhead, we followed the signs, going down ever smaller roads until we nearly missed our turn into a 2 mile dirt track:
Sarah did a great job following this, and eventually we reached our destination; a trail leading to a sinkhole near a lake. These sinkholes are formed when the limestone underground is dissolved away by water, and when enough is gone, a chunk of land collapse. The one we saw was huge, and it took a hundred odd steps down to get near the base.
It was a really scenic area, and a lovely place for a stroll.