Birch Lake Access Road

This trail winds its way through a forested area and features a rough, rocky surface with sections of heavy corrugation. A nearby quarry contributes to the uneven terrain, and drivers can expect a series of moderate ascents and descents along the route. Large puddles often form in the lower sections, especially after rain. A small clearing along the trail provides space for parking, though it is not developed or maintained. Several side trails branch off from the main route, but most lead to private property and should be avoided. One of these offshoots is so overgrown that it is no longer passable. The main trail eventually reaches a corner where it appears to continue straight, but after a short distance of about 200 feet, it becomes completely overgrown and impassable.