The trail is unmaintained for approx. 1km
There is a small snowmobile bridge to cross. The hill heading towards 136 is a bit steep, but lots of sleds go through there.
We were there on the weekend, the trails in that area were mint.
Just to add some contrast to y'all's pics.
My chum didn't fair well being 3rd sled through on either the Sand River, or Agawa.
It's prolly the Sand, and I will haft'a look into that fact later for sure, but the headwaters for the Sand and Agawa are surprisingly close to the Michipocotin.
He thought that he had a ski under the ice, but we got lucky and didn't actually have to fight that fight.
We didn't see any other sleds all day, and we didn't have a crowded lunch spot.
Although they had apple pies in their muffpots...