Trail Overview
This trail is an out-and-back trail. It is covered with gravel and has vegetation growing in the middle of the road. The road has several low water crossings with several washed-out areas. The road is narrow at points due to trees and vegetation growing along the road. You can expect pinstriping on both sides of your vehicle. Use caution when traveling this trail because there is only room for one vehicle. There are several blind corners and several blind hills. This trail has an abundance of wildlife. The biggest obstacle on this trail would be the trail being narrow at points. There are several areas where you are riding over big ledges with no room for error. There are several small trails that spur off to the side of the main trail. They are unmapped and unnamed. There are low-lying areas that have loose material over the road, but there are also some wash areas due to low maintenance on this road. This trail passes through a track of private property; however, you can travel the trail. Once you reenter the National Forest, the trail becomes unmaintained and overgrown. There is an area to turn around.