It was apparently built illegally around 1974 by a trapper for his winter trapping operations. Taylor Highway is heavily used by miners and recreationists. A steep access road that often requires four-wheel drive leads to the river on the east side of the highway. It is difficult but not impossible to use boat trailers here. Leave your vehicle at the parking lot on the west side of the highway instead of on the ramp.
Outhouses are available.
Walker Fork Campground Walker Fork, at milepost 82, is floatable only at high water in the spring. The easiest access is at the end of, the road loop in the campground. This campground has outhouses and 19 campsites. Taylor Highway has a parking lot, outhouse and boat ramp. There is a parking lot for long-term parking, but overnight camping is not allowed at the South Fork Bridge Wayside.