Trail Overview
The route begins on gravel roads and gradually transitions into dirt sections with rock shelves, embedded rocks, and uneven terrain. You'll encounter water crossings with submerged logs, muddy patches, and the occasional deep rut--especially after rain. Traction may be limited in wet conditions, and recovery gear is recommended. This is a trail where a spotter can come in handy for rockier areas.
Difficulty
The route is mostly gravel, with dirt sections, rock shelves, and larger rocks along the trail. Waterholes can be over 18 inches deep after heavy rain, with logs hidden at the bottom. These submerged logs reduce traction and increase the possibility of vehicle damage. The trail also includes muddy, rutted sections and is only one vehicle wide throughout most of its length.