The trail head is located just off Highway on the Goat River Forest Road, about 168 kms southeast of Prince George. The first km follows an old logging road then a good trail ascends through open forest to a bowl at about elevation 1770 m (5800 ft) where there once was a small forestry cabin (at the 6 km mark).
From there one can ascend the ridge and reach the summit (another 1.6 km), elevation 2091 m (6860 ft) but the route is unmarked. Excellent views may be had of the Goat River Valley, the Cariboo Range to the west and south, and the Trench and Rocky Mountains (including Mt. Sir Alexander) to the east and north.
UPDATE: as of July 2022 the first approx. 1km of old road was brushed to open it up as it was becoming quite overgrown.
Trail is in good condition to the old cabin site. Route to summit is unmarked when you reach the alpine.
From Prince George, travel east on highway 16 for approximately 167 km till you reach the Goat River Service Road (it is past the Goat River Rest Area). Turn right onto the Service Road and travel another 1.2 km and park where an old spur road leading to the left.