Trail Overview
This scenic Class 4 road offers a well-balanced mix of terrain and serves as an alternate route within Section 4 of the North East Backcountry Discovery Route (NEBDR). While not overly demanding, it’s far more engaging than a typical dirt road, with standing water, muddy stretches, and moderate rock obstacles that add just enough technical interest to keep things fun. High clearance is strongly recommended, as two obstacles may prove difficult or impassable depending on conditions. The route rewards drivers with expansive views of the surrounding landscape, making it a great option for those seeking a relaxed drive punctuated by moments that require deliberate wheel placement and attention. Being a Class 4 Road, only registered and road-legal vehicles are allowed on this trail. All Class 4 roads are closed during the winter as they become snowmobile trails
Difficulty
Most of the trail is comfortably rated as a 2, but after rain, several mud holes can reach depths of 12 inches or more, adding an extra layer of difficulty. Additionally, the trail includes multiple rocky, uneven sections and a notable rock climb that demands careful navigation and skill. While the majority of the route remains relatively easygoing, these technical segments contribute to its higher rating.
