Trail Overview

This Lewis County trail winds through historic farmland, including the remnants of an old orchard that hint at the area’s past agricultural use. The route follows a two-track trail with a mix of rutted sections and several mud holes. While the mud varies in depth, none of the holes are bottomless. The trail is interrupted in a few places by short segments of paved road before returning to dirt, and they are not long enough to ruin the off-road experience. A TRAIL PERMIT IS REQUIRED TO ACCESS THIS TRAIL.

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Difficulty

While this trail isn’t exceptionally difficult, it does offer enough variety to challenge riders of all experience levels. The rutted sections, in particular, can be quite deep in places and require careful navigation. Because of this, riders on sport quads are advised to avoid this trail, as the ground clearance and suspension on those machines may not be well-suited to the deeper ruts.

Technical Rating

Stephen Valvo

Jul 24, 2026

2021 Polaris Scrambler 850

Open

NormalDusty

Dry and dust with some ruts from earlier in the season due to mud. Most mud is dried up and or easy to navigate around any open water holes.

Eric Marsden

Jul 12, 2026

2021 Can-Am Outlander 650

Open

The trail is closed in one section where they're building a pole bar

Eric Marsden

Apr 06, 2026

2021 Can-Am Outlander 650

Temporarily Closed

Seasonal Closure

Lewis County Trail Newsletter April 2026 states this trail is closed for the season for construction