Trail Overview
This out-and-back trail begins right off Seven Spring Road, and immediately there is a sandy river wash to cross. Be aware that it could be hazardous in flash flooding conditions. Shortly after, there is a gate that could potentially be closed, maybe in the winter months or for land management. The trail is not significantly challenging, but it does have a couple of notable sections. Water erosion on the trail exists in a few places. There are a few more sandy river washes to cross. Again, not usually an issue but could be in flash flooding conditions. A couple of short sections have loose rocks present. The trail ends with a long, steep uphill climb that leads to a Private Property gate. Please be respectful of the owner's property. A small turnaround spot is just below the gate.
Difficulty
This out-and-back trail begins right off Seven Spring Road and immediately there is a sandy river wash to cross. Be aware that it could be hazardous in flash flooding conditions. Shortly after there is a gate that could potentially be closed, maybe in winter months or for land management. The trail is not significantly challenging but it does have a couple of notable sections. Water erosion on trail exists in a few places. There are a few more sandy river washes to cross. Again, not usually an issue but could be in flash flooding conditions. A couple of short sections have loose rocks present. The trail ends with a long, steep uphill climb that leads to a Private Property gate. Please be respectful of owners property. A small turnaround spot is just below the gate.
