Chloride Leatherwood FSR 2142

Trail Overview

Chloride Leatherwood FSR 2142 is a gravel forestry route within the Fredericktown Sector of Mark Twain National Forest, closed yearly for turkey season from 3/31 to 5/16. It features rolling hills leading through the wooded forest area of the Crane Lake area. The primary use of the area is turkey hunting, hosting several camp cutouts throughout the road. The road features mild ruts and soft wet spots that may collect water. At the end, there is a turnaround at 37.43869, -90.60951. From here, the road continues on but fades away as it enters small plots of private property.

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Difficulty

The trail's difficulty is minimal, featuring a few small wet spots and mild water erosion ruts, but it is mostly gravel throughout. The most difficulty you will experience is 6-inch obstacles, including a few wet and muddy soft spots. The trail is rated 2/10 but could increase in difficulty with heavy rain and wet conditions.

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