It can also be accessed from seven state parks, or by following signs from U.S. 61. It is a narrow, rugged, linear trail of varying levels of difficulty, and is good for both short day hikes or multi-day backpacking treks. Allow one hour for every 2-3 miles. The scenery consists of dense mixed forests, rocky overlooks, deep gorges, bluffs, trail bridges over small streams and rivers, spectacular waterfalls and beaver ponds. The highest ridge point is 1,730-feet.
Wildlife includes deer, otter, moose, bear and wolf.
It winds through birch, aspen and pine forests and by many isolated lakes and streams, as well as by historically significant mining and logging sites. Located 22 miles north of Park Rapids on Hwy. Facility offers buggy rides, sleigh rides, pony rides and trail rides. Open seven days a week. Trail rides available to riders at least six years of age.