The trail destination is a rock cliff overlooking Ennis Lake which is frequently used for rock repelling and climbing. A back country campsite is located on Blackstone Lake. Flat to rolling terrain. Historic mining pit and old mine shaft headframe. The trail is just over 5 miles in length and goes around Miners Lake, a former iron ore mining pit.
History abounds in the area providing a glimpse into the economic lifeblood of the past.
The south side of the trail is flat to gently folling, following old railroad grades and mine haul roads. The north side of the trail is rolling to hilly, passing through white pine stands, residential areas, and the historic Pioneer Mine buildings and headframe. Birch and white pine stands. The trails pass through rolling hills, paper birch and pine stands and newly planted red and white pine plantations. Red and white pine stands.