Beech Fork

Wow! This one was fun. Whether starting North or South it starts off mainly gravel and rutted, but once you get further in the fun begins. Tight trails(with some pinstriping), water crossings, mud holes, big water holes(even with little rain at the moment), and as others have said several spots where you travel for some distance in the creek. Also of note, this is a County road, we did come across a very friendly State Resource Officer who wanted to ensure we stayed on the main road as there are offshoots that are mostly private, leased land. If you stay on the trail in this app, you're good. There are some obstacles such as downed trees and the old abandoned vehicle. There are places to go around them, but all can be tight. Take your time and have fun with this one!

Besides the truck that’s stuck there everything is passable. There’s a offset trail on the left to go around the truck. I moved the big tree that fell. cleared pretty much everything. Would recommend a car or truck lifted by 2-3 inches some parts are very technical but I did it myself so not to bad

Not sure how it got its rating based on me going through it with a 2WD stock vehicle. There is a stuck and burnt jeep in the middle of the trail that is not passable 10.7 miles in the trail from the Nicholson county side

Ended up not getting started till 5pm so was dark and didn’t get to take very many pictures was a great time didn’t have any problems at all with a lifted Cherokee and stock Wrangler (JK) plenty of water only a couple spots seemed deep but weren’t that bad will probably do it again in daytime places to pull over and enjoy the view. Easy enough to not beat your ride but bad enough to actually have some fun.

Nothing hard about it, just very wet! Lots of creek crossings and in-creek traveling. I got to crush lots of surface frozen ice sheets. That was fun! I traveled from hwy19 to Dundon. At the end of the trail, I was surprised to find an attraction called: Rail Explorers - Elk River Division where you can hop on a pedal car and cruise on the railroad. I plan on doing that when the season opens. Have fun aand stay safe!

trail is fully open some water holes were deepish but nothing crazy great trail if your worried about water don't go till summer 👍 other then that it was a blast

Lots of side trails. Cool little places to play in some mud holes. Seen overlanders, sxs, jeeps, 4wheelers but no bikes. Fun for days!!!

Water levels were low a few down trees, but By-Pass exist for all of them. Over 50 water crossings excellent Trail a few rocky spots.

The trail was open. There are many creek crossings. At about the halfway point there's a huge tree across the trail, it has a bypass. There is one drop into a creek that will open your eyes if you just started wheeling. Fun ride

Mud puddles, couple holes that need throttle to get through, water level on creek 12”-18”. No logging equipment at this time, looks wrapped up.

Was a first Time for me on this trail. I got maybe a 1/4 of a the way thru and came across a large logging set up with signs posted to stay out. Wasn’t sure if the land had been recently bought so I turned around and headed out.

The water crossings were pretty high, which made it very challenging. There is a tree about half way in that has fallen down across the river/creek so had to turn around and head back out.