Trail Overview
Forest Service Road 9365F is just over 1 mile long and was mapped from south to north. The trail begins as an easy-going dirt route with several areas in the southern section that appear prone to mud holes after precipitation. A few rutted sections are also present along this portion of the trail. As the route continues north, several areas feature low overhead clearance caused by bowed-over trees. Near the end of the trail, a large rock outcropping creates a small ledge that must be climbed over before the trail narrows considerably through groves of tightly packed pine trees leaning in around the route. Beyond this narrow section, the trail ends at a small turnaround area.
Difficulty
Expect an uneven, rutted dirt trail with loose rocks. There is potential for mud holes, and one rock obstacle is over 12 inches but does not exceed 18 inches.
