Saubtine Road Northwest

This trail is a wide, well-maintained two-vehicle track. The surface is a mix of gravel and sand, and the route winds its way through forested terrain with steady ascents, descents, and several sharp curves that require careful driving. The setting is scenic, with wooded stretches broken occasionally by small clearings and a few residences along the way. Drivers should be mindful of local traffic, particularly in areas where the trail narrows near homes. The main trail continues on toward its end, where a campsite can be found at a nearby resort. While this provides one option for overnight stays, the trail itself does not offer dispersed camping opportunities. No amenities such as trash disposal or potable water are available along the route, and cell service may be limited or unreliable. Overall, this is a practical and scenic forest trail that links County Road 38 to a resort area, offering opportunities for ATV use on the connecting tracks, but with limited services available.