The entrance to the trail from the parking area
The North Country Trail (NCT) information sign and map to your left as you enter from the parking area.
The trail head just beyond the information sign to the left.
Start of the trail is packed down from frequent use.
First fork in the trail about .3 miles in, stay left following the NCT signs
If present, do not walk on the cross country ski tracks
At .6 miles the trail officially connect with the NCT.
At .7 miles you come to an intersecting trail, continue straight.
At the 1 mile mark follow the NCT trail sign turning you left onto a much wider trail
The trail is much wider here, remember to stay out of the xc tracks if you are snowshoeing.
You will pass a campsite on your right.
The NCT veers left at mile 1.2.
This part of the trail is not used as frequently.
The forest starts to thin out to bushes as you approach the Anoway Lake bridge.
The Anoway Lake bridge at mile 1.6
Views from the bridge.
More views.
Looking back on the bridge after crossing.
continue into the forest following the river after the bridge.
Arrive at Co. Rd. 50 at mile 3.2.
NCT sign close to being buried in the snow
NCT post to follow the trail beyond Co. Rd. 50