Note

This trail is an out-and-back trail that is covered in gravel and rock. The trail also offers dispersed camping within 150 feet of the trail. There is a nice dispersed camping spot at the end of the trail. The trail is very narrow with low-hanging limbs except for pinstriping. The trail ends about a quarter of a mile from Brushy Creek. The National Forest has put dirt piles across the trail to prevent travel past the end of the trail. There are several dried-up mud holes on this trail. There are also some off-camber areas with small rock gardens that you will have to cross.