Green Ridge Karl to Creek Crossings

Easy ride, definitely not a 4

Fresh tree debris, but all cut from the road. Had no issues.

Went on this path and the other was open only thing power company was on the south side the creeks are barley there

Normal trail conditions, only one small “water crossing” that was roughly 4-8” deep.

Tree down at the intersection of Kiefer, Kirk &Oldtown Orleans. Avoid if coming from 51

The trail is a two when dry. I was in two wheel drive most of the time. It wasn't very challenging but it was a nice day so not a total loss. The overlooks in the forest are worth visiting, though none are on this trail.

We entered the trail from Green ridge road and finished out @ Md 51. Recent snow has melted, leaving muddy condition and lits of pools of water. Enjoyed this trail as it was primarily dirt and rock, great views with varying drops in terrain and elevation.

My wife and I hit this trail last weekend and it was pretty easy driving with a couple of small rock steps and climbs. On a side note, if you find a front skid plate, I would sure like to get it back.

Visited this trail again today, it had rained yesterday but the trail was mostly dry by today. I stand by my earlier report that this trail is no where near a 4 difficulty. Keifer Rd in the south is a 1, and Kirk Rd in the north is a 2. Attached is a picture of the roughest part of the whole trail. This is at the most northern part of the trail where Kirk Rd connects to Green Ridge Rd. Most stock vehicles should have no problem with this trail.

great trail, solid ruts that are really fun without poseing any real challenge. good hill climb or two. went with a stock wrangler sport (2011) and stock xterra (2001). would recommend.

No longer any tree obstructions as previously noted. Trail was clear with some overgrowth on sides and potential for brush touching. Few puddles and muddy spots remain despite dry conditions last few weeks. They were fun, but limited in size. Not much more than a 2 difficulty in any spot on the trail.

Tree down just east of Big Run water crossing