This trail is located in Garrett County, the states most isolated county that has great recreational opportunities. This is a great ride for beginners as it follows forest roads and has only a long gentle descent and a rather mild climb. You will first ride alongside the Poplar Lick and on the return you will parallel the Elk Lick. While this trail lacks spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, it shows off the intrinsic beauty of the forest and is abundant with wildlife. The rhododendrons along the streams bloom in early July, and the fall foliage peaks in late September or early October. On this trail you will also enjoy the changing scenery from hemlock forest, to second-growth hardwood, and finishing in a wide, grassy meadow.