2169D

This trail serves as a connector between trail 2169 and trail 2348, with conditions that vary depending on which side you enter from. The western section near Trail 2169 is heavily overgrown, with small trees and brush encroaching onto the path, likely resulting in pinstriping for larger vehicles. The surface is a mix of sandy gravel and grass, and it is often uneven and bumpy. The route winds through forested areas and passes near water in places, though much of the trail remains relatively dry. Fallen trees and scattered logs can occasionally block the way, requiring careful navigation. There are a few small clearings along the route that could serve as turnarounds. While they might seem suitable for dispersed camping, the areas tend to be damp and uninviting. Overall, the trail is better suited to ATVs and side-by-sides than to larger vehicles, given its narrow and rough condition. The trail itself does not feature formal or reliable dispersed camping sites and lacks amenities such as trash disposal and water supply. Cell service may also be limited, so visitors should prepare before entering.