In the US we're lucky to have expansive public lands and a valuable economy around outdoor recreation. But large swaths of public land are inaccessible, landlocked by private land – meaning we can't get to them legally without permission from surrounding private landowners. This film explores one of these unknown places, its flora and fauna, and the history of how it became isolated yet owned by the public. Through this exploration, we learn about outdoor experiences the public is missing, and how we can work with landowners to unlock these places and explore their untapped recreation potential.