Trail Overview
This is a gravel-based forest road in the Coville National Forest. The road begins wide with some washboard sections, so airing down will make this much more enjoyable. After a short distance, the road narrows and becomes mostly two-track. There are minor ruts and washes along with some potholes on the trail, but any vehicle should be able to travel the trail with no issue. Camping is allowed along this entire trail, and there are many spots for dispersed camping. Along the trail, you will have views of the surrounding ridges and of the forest. There are no amenities along the trail, but you are a short ride on Highway 20 from the City of Kettle Falls, Washington, where you will find services and supplies. Cellphone service was weak along the trail, so travel prepared.