Not sure how far the trail goes till feet are the only option. Still looks like a great place to explore.
It is an excellent trip. I've done it multiple times now, and I'm looking forward to going again before it gets snowy up there.
The road ends at the trailhead at the mouth of "Deadman's Canyon" and from there it's about 5.5 miles to the cabin. The trail is clearly defined and it's pretty much not possible to get lost on the way. (I've done it in 3+ft of snow) It's not a hard hike, takes a few hours max.
The cabin has a little cot type area to layout a sleeping bag, a kitchen area, and a wood burning stove.
There is water from wiregrass spring piped to a spot right in front of the cabin, so there is fresh water (still, disinfect it!). I heard that the spring had dried up a bit last year, so I'm anxious to see what it's like now.