Excellent examples of frost cracks, forest wedging and slippage of Pocono Mountain Sandstone exist along the trail and at Wolf Rocks. Please be careful near the vista. The trail is wide, level, and short, making it ideal for the family with small children. It begins at Wolf Rocks trail, runs along the northwest boundary of the Wildlife Management area, and terminates at the Rector-Edie Road. Bird calls are frequently heard.
Ferns cover the ground in all directions.
The area is being developed to provide cover, food and water for deer, turkey, grouse, waterfowl, song birds, predatory birds, and small mammals. It is not advisable to cross the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail. The Burma Trail is not recommended when the ground is wet. Return by way of Beam Run Trail for a twenty minute round trip walk. The easy grade winds beneath mixed hardwoods and hemlocks, past rhododendrons and mosses, and on through a garden of huge boulders.