Trail Overview
This trail branches off of Washington Lake Trail and heads Northwest through the forest to where it dead-ends at a small turnaround next to a small pond. This trail starts off with only some small rocks as it heads away from Washington Lake Trail, but transitions to having larger rocks and ruts as it gets closer to the pond. This trail is quiet and tucked away in the forest, with there being a few dispersed campsites along the trail. This trail is open to all vehicles year-round, but is impassable due to deep snow during the winter and spring months, generally from November through June.
Difficulty
As you get closer to the end of this trail, it becomes rockier, with a few sections with larger rocks that must be navigated.