Trail Overview

This scenic 9-mile trail winds through a diverse mix of terrain--ranging from sun-dappled pine ridges and shaded hardwood bottoms to gravel roads and shallow creek fords. It's an off-road adventurer's dream, offering peaceful solitude, abundant wildlife sightings, and immersive views of Piedmont Wildlife Refuge's restored natural beauty. With every turn, the route reveals quiet wetlands, open meadows, and dense forest stands that highlight the refuge's rich biodiversity and commitment to conservation.

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Difficulty

This trail had a lot of water crossings and deep, rutted sand. The sand can be deep, so 4-wheel drive is needed, and the water crossing can be up to 10-12 inches deep. There are some rocks and downed trees that you will need to navigate around, but overall, it is just a peaceful trail.

Technical Rating

Nathan T

Oct 26, 2025

Open

clear and dusty. no issues. beautiful water crossing, about 6inchs deep, on the way in there is a nice area where you can get out on an area or rocks by foot that awesome. Will definitely return next summer.

Optimus bronco

Aug 31, 2025

Open

We drove from Atlanta and was disappointed to see the trails closed

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