FS 752

This dirt two-track heads back toward Knoll Lake, starting flat and easy before quickly introducing a series of large puddles that can vary greatly depending on recent rain or snow. There are usually drive-arounds, but conditions can change fast if it’s been wet. The trail offers many dispersed camping options and a good chance of spotting wildlife, including elk, deer, snakes, turkey, horned lizards, and even bears. As you continue, you’ll encounter small rock ledges, bumpy sections of exposed rock, and more deep puddles, with a few tighter stretches of pine branches mixed in among otherwise open terrain. The final half mile is the most challenging, with multiple rocky ledges around 2ft and steep descents. The terrain becomes sandier toward the end, adding another layer of difficulty when combined with the rocks.