BP & L Road - FS 4N33

Trail Overview

This hard-packed dirt road offers a smooth(ish) drive over lots of loose gravel and small rocks that are easily traversed by any stock vehicle, with plenty of turnouts along the Angeles National Forest-designated portions of the road, including many under and around large electrical towers, where you can stop and take in the views of the Acton foothills along the northern side of the Angeles National Forest. This includes a view of an active quarry where the public road essentially ends. Although short, this road is a great starting point for anyone looking to go on a hike or bike ride on the Arrastre Canyon trail, accessible through a currently unnamed trail located at approximately the midway point of this road, just before entering a City of Los Angeles Department of Water and Power-owned stretch of the road. Be mindful that this is a service road, though, and try to avoid stopping for extended periods around the electrical towers.

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Difficulty

This is primarily a service road for the quarry and mining operations located near the end of the road, and there may be semi-trucks on the road during standard operating hours.

Technical Rating

BP & L Road - FS 4N33 can be accessed by the following ride types:

• High-Clearance 4x4
• SUV
• SxS (60")
• ATV (50")
• Dirt Bike