2386

Trail Overview

This trail is narrow and overgrown, making it best suited for a side-by-side or ATV. Sections of the route are muddy and uneven, making them difficult to navigate after or during heavy rain. Although the setting is scenic, a fallen tree currently blocks the path because the trail is narrow and bordered by deep drainage ditches; turning around is not possible at that point, requiring drivers to reverse a considerable distance to find a spot wide enough to maneuver, with the risk of pinstriping from the brush along the way. As of June 2025, the 2939 access trail to the WMA was closed. There are no formal or dispersed campsites along the route, and no services are available, such as water or trash disposal. Cell service is limited, so it is recommended to check your onX app for coverage.

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Difficulty

This trail is not maintained and is not regularly used by other users. The trail may be overgrown and unused with debris on the trail.

History

Covering more than 1.6 million acres of glacial lakes, red-pine uplands, and sphagnum bogs, Minnesota's Chippewa National Forest lets motorists experience the North Woods at an unrushed pace. Paved state highways soon yield to a lattice of numbered forest roads, most of them well-graded gravel that thread between kettle ponds and stands of towering white pine, the tree that helped earn the forest its 1908 designation as one of America's first national forests. The forest harbors one of the highest breeding densities of bald eagles in the continental United States, and patient drivers often glimpse loons, black bears, and white-tailed deer as they move from shoreline to clear-cut regrowth and back again.

Technical Rating

2386 can be accessed by the following ride types:

• High-Clearance 4x4
• SUV
• SxS (60")
• ATV (50")