I am still discovering the numerous trails in the area, but have discovered the warning signs are accurate. In mud or rainy weather upgrade easy to moderate and moderate to almost impossible for 2WD quads. Most of the trails are 1-1.5 miles long and almost always terminate at the main logging road. A GPS and common sense will get you out. There is a sign that states when the park is closed but the trails are still available.
Someone needs to blaze a quad size trail around the gates.
I'll bring a shovel next time. A more detailed map of the area would be recommended since some of the parking lots don't have guide maps. Just recently some signage was put up for guidance. Many inclines with many declines after them. It wasn't that technical thought fairly easy with some challenging parts.