Trail Overview
A moderately challenging 2.75-mile OHV trail for ATVs and dirt bikes winding through the scenic Appalachian terrain of Wayne National Forest's Ironton Ranger District.
Difficulty
Steep off camber with erosion and washouts. Slick, solid rock surface with a very steep grade right after a water crossing to get your tires wet. Trails are two-way. Stop, look, and listen for other riders coming from the other direction before attempting challenging sections. There can be a very deep water crossing at the north-east end of the trail. Beavers often flood the area.
Access Description
The trail is open seasonally from April 15 to December 15, with temporary closures possible during wet conditions to prevent resource damage. Full-size 4x4 vehicles and side-by-sides are prohibited; only ATVs and dirt bikes are permitted. A Wayne National Forest motorized trail permit is required to ride on these designated OHV trails. Check current Motor Vehicle Use Maps (MVUMs) for up-to-date access regulations before visiting.