County Road 50

This trail is a long and winding gravel route that is relatively well-maintained as it travels through a forested area. Running parallel to the main trail is a multi-use path designated for hiking, biking, and snowmobiling, which adds to the accessibility of the area. Despite the natural setting, there is a moderate amount of local traffic, so caution is advised. The trail eventually leads to a lake and provides access to the water, making it a pleasant destination. Along the way, a small take-one-leave-one library can be found beside the trail, a surprising feature considering the limited number of visible residences in the area. While the trail offers a mix of nature and small community touches, it does not provide any formal or dispersed campsites. Additionally, there are no services such as trash disposal or access to drinking water, and cell phone reception may be limited in parts of the trail.