Volcanoville

Trail was super easy. I have a CR-V with a lift and AT tires. Felt super comfortable with the trail. 1 fallen tree and was able to drive around.

Nice little forest road that ends at an OK viewpoint (somewhat obstructed by trees) and a trashed out trailer rv. Only a couple spots of mud along the way but enough to get messy. Also has a decent little spot in the road/trail that seems to have been designated for cutting cookies/donuts. Came across a cute little decorated tree with a staircase cut by hand into the hillside that leads to a low clearance cave. Wasn’t brave enough to see how deep it goes :/

  Contrary to a previous report, the trail is open.  There are quite a few carelessly-placed “No Trespassing” signs, but it appeared clear to us that they are intended to refer to the properties off of the trail, and not to the trail itself.  There were also a few gates with “No Trespassing” signs, that from a short distance, seemed to be the end of the publicly-accessible trail, but as we got closer, we found that the trail turned one way or another, and continued away from those gates.   At what we assumed to be the official end of the trail, a much weaker trail continued further, but after exploring it a short way on foot, we decided not to pursue it at this time.   We noted the presence of a large RV trailer near this end, but did not look closer to see if it was abandoned, or occupied.  We wondered how anyone managed to get so large a trailer to that location.