Electric Speedbump
Total Miles
7.0
Elevation
866.75 ft
Duration
1 Hours
Technical Rating
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Trail Overview
The Electric Speedbump Trail was a mellow way to ease into the last few trails of the day. This trail is wide, with mostly dirt surface. There are sections of washouts, erosion, and water damage that make using this trail as a speed run impossible. There are a few gates, but the real hazard here is the built dirt speed bumps. Presumably added by the power company to bury cables, they are short, steep, and could be used as ramps if you wanted to launch your trusty vehicle into the atmosphere (or test your long travel.) There are wash crossings as well, with short, steep entrances and exits, as well as ledges. This trail has plenty of room to pass and/or turn around, as well as large flat clearings that could be used as camp areas, but with all the surrounding wilderness, I don't know why you'd camp under these humming power lines. Cell service is spotty out here, so it's best to use offline maps to navigate your way.
Photos of Electric Speedbump
Difficulty
This is an unmaintained trail with ditch and erosion areas that are 12" deep. Some of these areas, as well as the sporadic dirt "speed bumps" may become exacerbated during monsoon season or after a moisture event. Speed is not recommended on this trail.
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