Reviewed by: Mike Munno , from Telluride, co

Summary:
Its everything that the previous reviewer mentioned. Hard to follow, muddy, nasty. But a great trail. If you are willing to endure through the mud it has some great single track. I rode it many times last year when I lived in seward. I saw many bears while hiking but never bikeing(scary). No large climbs and some great technical root navigating. Can be very very mudy in spots.

Recommended Route:
Seward north

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Hidden lake, Johnston pass

Reviewed by: j.ron , from boise Idaho

Summary:
There's a sign at the intersection of the cooperlake
trail and the lower resurrection. It basically says
don't go down here. They mean it. It's not closed.
It's just nasty. Blowdowns every 100 feet, the trail disappears a few places and is hard to find. There's bear doo everywhere and has the largest concentration of grizzlies anywhere supposedly. Your bear doo hopping skills will improve. Swim a few rivers. No real scenic vistas. Bugs. Swamps. It's the hardest 21 miles I've ever done. Don't do it. I'd give it 5 stars for extreme though.

Recommended Route:
Not recommended