Trail Overview

This is the northern section of Union Corners Road in the Huron National Forest that connects up to Zimwoske Road. This section is much more mild, less tight, and less hilly than its southern portion, which is accurately mapped as a blue trail. This northern section is a single-vehicle-wide sandy forest road passable to most 4WD vehicles. Snow will not be plowed in the winter, which may add to its difficulty.

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Difficulty

An easy single-wide forest road with sandy terrain. There may be some mild ruts.

History

This road is named after the abandoned town of Union Corners. There is a sign along the trail that shares the story of Union Corners, which is the only noticeable evidence that a town ever existed there.

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