White Oak Draft

White Oak Draft, also known as State Route 466, is a short gravel road that’s generally well maintained. The surface includes several large potholes, though they’re typically less than 6 inches deep. A shallow creek crossing sits roughly halfway along the trail. Vegetation overgrowth is minimal, and the corridor remains open throughout most of the route. Traffic is seldom seen on this trail, and it remains quiet even during peak seasons. Several informal pull‑offs are available along the route, offering space for small campfires and room to park a couple of vehicles. The trail ends at a gate that leads to a hiking trail beyond. There’s ample room at the end to park or turn vehicles around.