A few parking spaces are available at the Chatham end off Rock River Road. You can also access the trail from several places along Co. Hwy. 532/Wyman Rd./Forest Service Rd. 2264 east of M-94. Limited parking is available at the eastern end off M-94 where the trail meets the Haywire Trail.
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