Boundary Road

Boundary Road is initially well maintained and passes through residential areas, which is where it gets its name, as it forms a boundary between the local community and the National Forest. About a mile into the route, the road enters the National Forest and transitions into a sandy surface with fine silt sand. There are a couple of escape routes available, particularly useful if conditions change and the road becomes wet and muddy. The road is bumpy with numerous humps and undulations, but the ride remains relatively soft. Several side spurs and trails branch off from the main road; they are also very sandy and provide additional opportunities for exploration. Overall, this is a great little route for an adventure through the area.