the ride down laurel run and wolflick is good with one exception where the path is totally flooded before the switchback climb. the only way is up the side of the mountain over downed trees. there is a great overlook up on top of the hill above spring run. there is no bridge to cross at the bottom in spring run past the camps. it's several feet deep, you have to wade it, and it's cold. the road is an old state game land road and it's in rough shape up to the swamp. you don't cross the stream, you keep going straight and it turns into an old forgotten logging road. after a little ways the road disappears entirely. i just kept hiking up the hollow until i found remnants of the path again. there is another small stream crossing. after that it's all downed trees and a section that a tornado must have hit that goes on for hundreds of yards. i had to go down and hike through the stream to get around it. then finally you have to hike through a muddy stream swale and up through a camp yard. at that point i though it was all road again, but i was wrong. it then turns into an old logging road again, but this time it is blocked by big dirt mounds every 50 yds or so. at that point you have to hike up the mountain about 400ft of elevation over those mounds and downed trees. it finally opens into another camp yard at the top and you hit the muddy, rocky dirt road back to civilization. it was quite the adventure...