Florence County F2 Lake Emily

Total Miles
5.8

Elevation

414.39 ft

Duration

0.4 Hours

Technical Rating

2

Easy

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Fall

Trail Overview

This seven-mile stretch of trail runs along part of the Florence County F2 Trail. Starting at Intersection 18 and ending at Intersection 17. If traveling from Intersection 17 North, this trail will begin as hard-packed clay/ gravel, much like what many other trails in the area offer. Certain spots on the trail have stretches of soft sand. Some of these sandy areas will have water holes that may need to be crossed after periods of heavy rain. The scenery along this trail is excellent as it winds through mature forests with a good mix of tree types. Portions of this trail are accessible by road-going vehicles, so be cautious when approaching blind areas. The trail navigates through sections of Florence County public lands, and some timber company lands.

Photos of Florence County F2 Lake Emily

Florence County F2 Lake Emily
Florence County F2 Lake Emily

Difficulty

Riders of all skill levels can navigate this trail. The terrain is very forgiving with okay to good sight lines throughout. The trail is mostly one and a half vehicle widths wide, with a couple of spots that open up to two vehicles wide for easy passing. This trail is typically unmaintained after periods of rain, this can leave some areas of washout on the trail, as well as water spots in some areas. These areas are usually easy to navigate. The trail surface provides a good base for water crossings helping to reduce the risk of becoming stuck.

Technical Rating

2

Status Reports

There are no status reports yet for this trail.

Access Description

This trail can be accessed by Florence County F6 North Horseshoe, as well as Florence County F16/6 Barrens Natural Area Trail. If accessing this trail from the Dunbar park and ride the following trails will need to be navigated. Marinette County Trail 5/ F15, Florence County F15, Florence County F15 North.

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