Total length would be 9 miles and 11 miles respectively. This trail is suitable for foot, mountain bike and horse travel. On FDR 250, along Wild Cattle Ridge on Gentry Mountain. Wildlife that may be encountered include deer and Coopers Hawks. Elk are often seen in this area in early spring.
Trail use is light throughout the summer and moderate during the big game hunting seasons.
It then travels through the Castlegate Sandstone, named for exposures in Price Canyon where its sandstone cliffs seem to form a gate into the Castle Valley. Most of the rocks you will see represent cyclic deposition along the shoreline of an ancient sea. Fossilized snails, clams, fish, and plants can be found. The area is also grazed by cattle and several cow trails intersect this trail on Wild Cattle Ridge and can make the trail route confusing. During the summer, lightning poses a hazard along the ridge tops especially during the afternoon hours.