The view of the lake is spectacular from most areas of the trail. The best parking area is at the very end of White Chapel road. In the heat of summer, July or August, bring some water for horses, as the lake may be down. Horse camping is available with water, flush toilets, and corrals. Rachel has a bumper pull trailer and says there is easy access for big rigs.
Trails are slightly hilly or rolling with some steep areas, and are sandy and rocky.
Rachel estimates the trail to be 7 miles one way. This trail is best on the North section near the Benbrook Stables area on Hwy 377. You can start from the parking area behind the stables and ride all the way to Holiday Park camping area with corrals and restrooms. If you begin at Holiday Park, the trail is very steep and rocky. My friends and I much prefer the North end of the trail where it is not so rocky.