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Locust Gap 44 serves as a connector trail and presents an array of small rocks and subtly rutted terrain. Full-sized vehicles may find that the trail becomes quite narrow in places, potentially resulting in pinstriping. This short trail takes you through the woods so you may come across a downed tre...
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Ashland 44 takes you on a journey through the forest, into open clearings, and back amidst the trees along a dirt trail peppered with small rocks of varying sizes and eroded areas. This trail has gentle inclines and declines, along with fallen logs and downed trees, which are frequent encounters. Th...
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Trail 44 is a handy link-up trail, helping you move from the Coal Road to the trails on the next ridge. It's got a small rocky hill and a few puddles, making it an easier option to connect to a different section.
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Burma 44 dead-ends on one side and goes off the property on the other. Stay on the trail and do not trespass. Trail obstacles include roots, small rocks, short hills, water puddles, and more. It is not a difficult trail but it pretty much leads to nowhere.
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Darkwater 44's terrain goes from a smooth coal-packed surface to a typical dirt trail. Small rocks are scattered throughout. Keep a lookout for the scenic overlook--look for the large rock barriers! Washouts and very slight up-and-down hills complete this wooded and open area trail.
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