Trail Overview
This is a gravel-based forest road that starts off wide, then narrows down to one vehicle wide with few places to pass. The trail gradually climbs over 1,700 feet in elevation in close to 7 and a half miles. The trail has minor ruts and washouts up to a foot deep and lots of potholes. The trail passes the Slate Creek hiking trail and eventually ends at a locked gate. Overall, this is an easy trail that is suitable for any vehicle type. Camping is allowed along this entire trail, and there are several dispersed campsites along the way. You will have dense forest views along the way as well as good views of the ridges around you. There are no amenities on the trail and little to no cell phone service, so travel prepared. The nearest services and supplies are approximately 25 minutes from the start of this trail in Metaline Falls.
Difficulty
This is a gravel-based forest road that has minor ruts/wash and some potholes. The trail climbs over 1,700 feet in elevation and is narrow and one vehicle-wide. This trail is suitable for any vehicle type.