There is a downhill to a swamp as you enter the south end of Kenue Lake. The rest of the loop crosses lakes and portages and ties into the north end of Slim Lake. Go for 3.5 miles and you will see the Coxey and Slim Lakes Trail sign and parking area. Portions of this trail cross ice. Trail location has been chosen to avoid known bad ice.
Ice conditions change rapidly in early and late season or during warm weather.
Always be alert for changed conditions when crossing any ice. The parking area is the only facility provided. The Coxey Pond Trail served by the same parking area offers access to other networks you may want to explore another day. All rights reserved.