The Hanan/Sycan Trailhead accesses the Hanan Trail System, which is open to hikers, horseback riders, and mountain bike riders. Facilities include a parking area adequate for trailer turnaround, toilets, signed trail directions, and rustic camping sites. Activities include fishing, bird watching, wildlife viewing, wading, and photography.

Hanan Trail: This historic trail accesses the roadless country found between Coffeepot Springs and the confluence of Boulder Springs with the Sycan River. The trail passes through a variety of environments ranging from stands of mature mixed conifers, open upland meadows, scab-rock flats, quaking aspen groves, rimrocks, and dense stands of lodgepole pine. It was the earliest transportation link into the upper Sycan River drainage. The Hanan Trail crosses the divide between the Great Basin and the Pacific Ocean drainages on Bear Creek Rim. Distant scenic vistas are to be found from the trail at the summit of Bear Creek Rim. For approximately half of its length the Hanan Trail follows the upper Sycan River, a designated National Wild and Scenic River.

Directions: From Paisley: Drive 11 miles north on Highway 31 and turn left on Forest Road 29 "Government Harvey Road". Go 10 miles to the top of Winter Rim and turn left. Stay on Road 29 for 2 more miles. At the junction with paved Forest Road 28, turn left and go 4 " miles. The trailhead directional sign is located on the left (east) side of the road near where it crosses the Sycan River. This trailhead is surrounded by a pole fence.

Seasonal Access: Normally Open: June-Mid-October (Trail and parking area maintained during these dates.)

Facility Type: Trailhead