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Oak Leaf Trail
The Oak Leaf Trail is a 4-mile loop attached to the northeast end of the North Country National Scenic Trail. It is a marked, graveled trail. The trail can be accessed at the eastern trailhead of the North Country National Scenic Trail. Click here for a map of the Oak Leaf Loop Trail.
The eastern trailhead can be reached by traveling north three miles on County Road 4 (153rd Avenue SE) from Highway 27. Continue to follow County Road 4 by turning east (64th Street SE) for one mile and then turn north on County Road 23 (154th Avenue SE) and go about two and a half miles to the trailhead.
Please note, Oak Leaf Trail is intended for non-motorized travel. Motorized vehicles including motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), utility terrain vehicles (UTVs), and snowmobiles are not allowed to travel on the trail.