Turtle Mountain

The trailhead, if you can call it that, looks like someone's driveway - find it using the Mobile App. Keep going past some old buildings as the road starts to get a little rougher. Continue on and you'll come to a tunnel. The first few miles are on a rough gravel road, so expect to see some 4-wheelers and side-byes on the trail. They are generally very friendly and encouraging when they learn of your plans. Be sure to say "Hi" and give them a thumbs up for givin' 'er.At ~3.75 miles (~6 km) there is a fork in the trail, you can go either way as they re-join quickly. Just after the trails join up again there is a left, over a small bedrock rise that is a bogus trail. Make a right at this section! The trails continues through mixed hardwoods with a gradual climb.Once you get close to the summit of Turtle Mountain, you are faced with a very steep, but short climb on smooth granite ledges. The view is awesome with Turtle Lake below to the south and The Bay of Fundy in the distance.