Folly Creek

Folly Creek Trail winds its way through dense forest and has become quite overgrown in sections, though it remains passable for most of its length. The surface is made up of fine gravel with occasional uneven patches, and the route includes gentle ascents and descents as it moves through the landscape. A few small clearings appear along the way, and at one point, the trail crosses a small swampy area where a drainage pipe is visibly protruding across the road. The main trail terminates at an earth mound that has been intentionally placed to prevent further vehicle access. There are no designated campsites or services along the route, and amenities such as water, trash disposal, and cell reception should not be expected.