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I'm intrigued by this sign for Ashwell Road, since there's not much of a road visible here

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3786-ashwell.jpg Long stretches of Cedar Canyon Road are perfectly straight, but there are some curves and even a few 90-degree cornersThumbnailsA short distance ahead is another modest old house along Cedar Canyon Road, against a Hackberry Mountains backdropLong stretches of Cedar Canyon Road are perfectly straight, but there are some curves and even a few 90-degree cornersThumbnailsA short distance ahead is another modest old house along Cedar Canyon Road, against a Hackberry Mountains backdropLong stretches of Cedar Canyon Road are perfectly straight, but there are some curves and even a few 90-degree cornersThumbnailsA short distance ahead is another modest old house along Cedar Canyon Road, against a Hackberry Mountains backdropLong stretches of Cedar Canyon Road are perfectly straight, but there are some curves and even a few 90-degree cornersThumbnailsA short distance ahead is another modest old house along Cedar Canyon Road, against a Hackberry Mountains backdropLong stretches of Cedar Canyon Road are perfectly straight, but there are some curves and even a few 90-degree cornersThumbnailsA short distance ahead is another modest old house along Cedar Canyon Road, against a Hackberry Mountains backdrop

However, there is a lot of private property in this area, so perhaps this trail leads to one of those tracts.