Trail Overview

This trail is an in-and-out trail that dead ends at Lake Superior, where it meets the mouth of the Huron. This trail is mainly a level 3 due to the last three quarters of a mile towards the north. The first few miles of this trail resemble a two-lane dirt road. As you travel the last few miles, the trail will become slightly more narrow and eventually become only wide enough for one vehicle. When you are in this area, you will find a few rock ledges roughly 6 to 8 inches tall, as well as muddy water holes ranging between 12 and 18 inches deep. If you make it to the end, please do not drive on the beach, as it is illegal. You will also find roughly four dispersed camping sites where the end of the trail meets Lake Superior. Enjoy, the view is epic.

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Difficulty

This route features small rock ledges, roughly 6 to 8 inches tall, as well as muddy water holes ranging between 12 and 18 inches deep.

Technical Rating

Luke Van Tiem

Jul 01, 2026

1996 Ford F-250

Open

Muddy/Wet

Trail is a little washed out close to the mouth, pretty rocky and technical for a smaller truck but was able to make it in a stock f150 on tires and a f250 on 35s. super nice view at the end, bugs can definitely get bad depending on the wind

Daylen Nichols

May 23, 2026

2025 Toyota Tacoma

Open

DustyRough/Deteriorated

Trail is rough, but manageable. Some water holes toward the end, but not as deep as they look. Hole right before you get to the end looks worse than it is (you’ll know which one), but check it anyways. Not mud holes, they have a rock bottom. ABSOLUTELY DO IT. Beach at the end is gorgeous and makes a great camping spot. I’m writing this in my tent on the beach, and the waves are about to put me to sleep.