Pitt Grade Forest Trail

This 17-mile-long trail is mostly a smooth two-track route, single-vehicle wide, with some potholes scattered along its length. It winds through a mix of forest and scrub, offering a scenic drive and crossing at least one creek along the way. In certain areas, water lies beside the trail, so caution is advised, particularly during wetter periods. Local traffic may also be encountered. This trail crosses the Schuhe River via a bridge. Beside the river is a rustic campsite featuring a mowed lawn, a fire ring, a supply of firewood, and a simple shelter. From there, the trail eventually intersects with Bankton Road and Route 77, providing connections to other trails in the area. Although it passes the rustic campsite near the start, the trail itself offers no formal campsites and lacks amenities such as trash disposal or a water supply, and cell service may be limited.