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Access and parking for the Circle T Trail is available just east of Thistledew Lake day-use area and campground. From Nashwauk take State Route 65 (N) 27 miles to County Road 551; turn west and go 4 miles. You can also park along SR 1 northeast of Bass Lake, where the road crosses the Circle T Trail.
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