Santa Domingo West

Trail Overview

This trail begins at the El Faro Trail, which originates in Santa Domingo and serves primarily as a utility road leading to a coastal area where clams, oysters, and conch shells are farmed. Along the route, you'll pass large piles of these shells, a hallmark of the region's aquaculture. The road is wide and easy to navigate, making it ideal for 2WD vehicles and those looking to avoid scratches, though it features heavy washboarding, especially on the straighter, wider sections. For adventurers seeking a smoother ride and willing to navigate narrower trails with some potential for minor scratches, alternative paths further west off Highway 1 lead to similar estuaries with scenic campsites and less washboarding. At this trail's terminus, you can either continue straight to the estuaries or turn right to access additional routes and destinations.

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Difficulty

This road is easily navigable for any 2WD vehicle with good clearance. However, be aware that some sections are sandy, and airing down your tires can greatly improve your driving comfort. It can also be a crucial advantage if you need to turn around and risk getting stuck in the sand.

Technical Rating

Santa Domingo West can be accessed by the following ride types:

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