As mapped, this route begins on Wash Creek Road at the bottom of Bear Branch Trail. This is widely recognized as the start of Neverending Road, but not every map references it that way. There is a gate on Wash Creek Road that typically closes during the winter during freeze and thaw cycles, but there are no exact dates listed. Parking is available for less than a dozen cars. Alternatively, you could park anywhere along Wash Creek Road or North Mills River Road to begin your ride.

Neverending Road intersects several trails, including Trace Ridge, Spencer Gap, Fletcher Creek, and Middle Fork. The first of those three are extremely popular as downhill mountain bike trails, so it's likely you may cross paths with a few of them starting or ending their ride. Should the singletrack be too muddy to ride, this route makes a great alternative to still bag some miles without damaging the trails. Though Pisgah has earned a reputation as an all-seasons destination, many trails are still susceptible to erosion and damage if ridden during or immediately after rain.