113L

Trail 113L appears to have once been a maintained gravel route and still offers a relatively smooth drive as it meanders through forested terrain. While sections of the trail remain in decent condition, it has become overgrown in places, with signs of recent clearing where downed trees have been cut back to keep the path passable. Scattered rocks and occasional muddy patches add some variety to the otherwise gentle ride. The trail leads to a small clearing near the edge of denser forest, where parking and dispersed camping may be possible. Beyond this point, the trail fades out entirely, suggesting it is no longer in active use. The area shows limited signs of traffic, likely visited only occasionally by the forest service. Some protected trees are marked along the route. There are no formal campsites or facilities available, and visitors should be aware that trash disposal, water, and cell service are all likely to be unavailable.