This trail is located at milepost 24.7 on the south side of the Denali Highway. An improved trailhead is located at mile 24.8. This trail lies within the Tangle Lakes Archaeological District (TLAD) and users are required to stay on designated trails. Please stay on designated trails, which are marked with green dotted signs. Red dotted signs within the TLAD are not open to motorized use, unless 6 inches of frozen ground or 12 inches of snow cover are present. This trail is for 4 wheeler use only. The trail ends at an unnamed creek at mile 6.2. Motorized access is prohibited past this point. Sections of this trail are extremely wet and muddy. Trail is 6.2 miles long

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