The 3.2 miles of trail are primarily wooded until it reaches the ridgetop. The ridge is open and has scattered trees providing a spectacular view of the Pend Oreille and Columbia River Valleys. The first mile of the trail crosses a regenerated crealcut and several streams. The trail travels through and old burn with standing snags and openings. A rockpile on the main ridge is where the trail ends. A few dispersed campsites are along the way. At the end of the established trail you can follow ridges to extend your trip.

NOTE: The weather in this area changes very abruptly, so dress in layers and carry adequate food and water.

This trail, open to horseback and hiking alike, climbs above 7,000' to the top of Abercrombie Mountain.