With interconnecting loops, riders have an opportunity for rides of various lengths. Hikers and mountain bikers are also welcome, but the trail is closed to all off-road vehicles. The trail, rated easy to moderate, is marked with painted white blazes and brown mile markers. The trail's surface is gravel and piedmont clay. Drinking water is available at Brick House Campground, 0.3 mile to the south.
Rangers warn that stream water is unsafe to drink.
Because hunting is a popular activity on the Sumter National Forest, wear blaze orange during big game season. Left side of road is trail-head parking. Brickhouse Campground is 0.3 mile farther south. Horses must be kept the horse stalls and are not allowed in the campground. Large riding groups are requested to inform the district ranger of the group's size and duration of stay to ensure facilities are adequate.