Trail Overview

This trail leads from the Vekol Wash to one of the crests of the Haley Hills. You can stand on top and see over both sides of the hill, north and south. Beware of lots of cholla cactus in the northern portion. This trail also connects with 2 other minor trails shortly after it leaves the wash.

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Difficulty

The trail is pretty easy, however, the final climb to the top of the hill is significantly steep. Depending on conditions, the rock can be very slick, leading heavier vehicles to have traction problems and requiring sawing the wheels to climb. Top-heavy machines may have a higher risk of rolling, and the steep incline could also lead to popping a wheelie if you find traction while heavy into the throttle. This potentially leads to flipping over backward. Use caution on the hill climb when conditions are wet.

Technical Rating

Steven Friend

Jun 15, 2025

Open

Daniel Prince

Nov 25, 2024

Open

Have to drop in from Hidden Valley, see attached image. Drops right into BLM land

Brian Cross

Nov 23, 2024

Open

The trail entrance off Sage Road is fenced with no trespassing and private property signs. There was an opening here for bikers and hikers.

Daniel Prince

Nov 15, 2024

Open

Dropped in on North Hidden Valley, super sandy bottom in the wash. Wasn’t paying attention for ramp out of bottom for trail to the mountain lookout and past it at first and went further down in the wash before turning around

Jeremiah Mancini

Jul 03, 2024

Open

Like someone else said, get into the basin at the end of north hidden valley road and you're good to go, just follow the basin to the trail.

Travis waterman

May 04, 2024

Open

Idiot like blocking and signs saying closed no vehicles looks like it may have been done by the home owners along the trail

Chase Schlafmann

Apr 10, 2024

Open

on vekol lots of rabbits and little creatures. go up north hidden valley to get to vekol.

Sonny Hawkins

Feb 11, 2024

Open

A few minor mud holes, but the moisture actually helps in climbing the hill, as the rock is more prone to stay in place, rather that when its dry and powdery they are very loose and it is harder to climb.