Trail Overview

This is a beautiful trail that winds through forests and gullies. There are several viewpoints where you can stop for photos and breaks, plus there are a handful of trails that lead off for extra exploration. This was the amateur route for our first couple of Toy Run events as stock off-road vehicles could complete it, but there are more challenging offshoots for experienced off-road enthusiasts.

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Difficulty

This trail was a great choice for our Toy Run, as a few sections can give novice drivers some thrill without worrying about damaging their rigs. There are some steep grades, tight corners, and small ledges to navigate. 50% is a single-track trail with a few locations where two vehicles could pass each other. The other 50% consists of an old logging rod with cross ditches, but there are more areas to pass oncoming traffic. In the winter, a few of the gullies do not get much sunlight so they can be very challenging as they can be off-camber and tight with deep snow. Suggesting to run this route in the late fall, or early spring if you want to traverse it in snow.

Technical Rating

Stu Gair

Jun 17, 2025

Open

Super fun little trail. FSRs to and from had a fair bit of logging traffic, so it's handy to have a radio so you can get out of the way. We traveled east to west. Cool look out point with a bar in the bush to have rest mid way. Bring some cash to glue to the bar and sign your name (glue and sharpies provided!). Fallen trees had blocked the trail about 3/4 of the way through. Looks like people had bypassed through the bush. We cut the trees and cleared the path. Great way to spend a few hours.