Trail Overview

Branch 7 is a continuation of Pettiford Creek Trail 6 and the Pettiford Creek Eastern Entrance. It's slightly tighter and muddier than Trail 6, offering a bit more of a challenge. A mud hole mid-trail can vary from a few inches deep to around 10 inches, depending on rainfall. At the end, a short but very narrow water crossing awaits--expect pinstriping for wider vehicles. Water depth typically ranges from 10 to 20 inches, making this section the most technical part of the trail.

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Difficulty

Most of the trail is relatively easy, with packed sand and pine needles making up the majority of the surface. However, there is a mud pit along the route that usually sits at a few inches deep but can reach up to 10 inches after heavy rain, potentially creating a challenge for some vehicles.

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