Trail Overview
FS 2376BA begins at its intersection with FS 2376 and navigates to its intersection with FS 2613. This is a tight two-track forest road; portions of this trail were originally converted from an old railroad grade, which means a good amount of the trail is elevated above the surrounding forest. It also means that there are steep drop-offs in several areas on the trail's edge. The terrain surrounding the trail is a mix of dense forest and lowland swamp. Where there is low land, the trail is elevated, removing the risk of large mud holes. However, there are still several low spots on the trail that collect water and can turn to mud or create large water spots. Elevation changes on this trail are less frequent than on this trail then others in the area, due to what the trail was previously. The surrounding scenery is made up of dense forest. In the winter months, this trail is used as a snowmobile trail and should be avoided.
Difficulty
This trail is easily navigable by riders of any experience level. The trail has some mild obstacles throughout, as well as several mud/ water holes located along the length of the trail. There is the possibility of downed trees, as well as other obstacles blocking this trail. The trail width is not much wider than one vehicle throughout most of the trail. Several areas along the way are open enough to allow vehicles to pass comfortably.