From the intersection of routes 44 and 89 in Ashford, go North on route 89. You come to a T with a church in front of you. Route 89 turns left here and so do you. Further up the road Route 89 makes a 90 degree right turn. At this point go straight onto Turnpike Road. Go 6/10 of a mile down Turnpike Road and turn right onto Armitage Rd. Follow Armitage Road 7/10 of a mile and the entrance to the property is on your left. It is a small entrance. You can only park a couple cars here. Ahead of you is a metal gate to stop vehicles and a small yellow, wooden sign stating hikers welcome and a sign stating that it is Joshua’s Trust property.

Walk past the metal gate and follow the curved dirt road down hill towards a pond and old gravel pit. Walk along the left side of the pond. You will have to cross a very small intermittent brook and go up and down a steep mound. From this point the trail is well marked with yellow blazed trees. The trail goes up and down on a winding trail. You go through an area that may be a bit wet depending on the season. The trail starts to go along a stream. Follow the yellow blazes. You will pass a large, old, stone bridge abutment . From here to your goal the stream has several small waterfalls and rapids. Nice place for a picnic but no tables are available. Nice views in this area. You quickly come to a Y in the path. Bear right following the stream. You will quickly come to a very large boulder overlooking the stream and the end of it touching the trail. This boulder is just past the 4th yellow blazed tree after the Y in the trail. While standing on the trail next to this huge rock, take a reading of 200 degrees and take 26 steps in that direction. A few steps to your left, behind a large rock, down low, is the goal you seek.