Trail Overview
Tom Lee Draft, also known as State Route 399B, is a spur off Jerkemtight and offers a longer, more engaging route with better forest views, more elevation change, and additional turns as it enters deeper into the national forest. The trail provides a more varied experience than its access route and remains one of the more scenic options in this area.
As with other routes in the George Washington National Forest, dispersed camping is permitted anywhere along the trail within 150 feet of the road. Several locations offer enough space for multiple tents. Vegetation overgrowth is generally minimal, and the corridor stays open throughout most of the route.
Seasonal access is limited to hunting periods, from April 1 through May 16 and again from October 1 through January 15.