Points A to F are shown on the accompanying map. The trails are easy to follow and in good condition, passing through pleasant woodland. Although the area is hilly, the slopes are fairly gentle, and the trail classification would be somewhere between "easy" and "moderate". From point A, the trail descends into a wooded valley, crossing a stream at its lowest point. A number of side trails take off in this area, so it is important to follow the map. Part of the trail is marked by orange and brown blazes on the trees. Beyond the stream, the path begins to climb, and at point B splits into a northern branch and an eastern branch, both of which lead back to the main road. A loop 1.3 miles in length can be made by walking from C to B to D, then back to C.