CR 4290

County Road 4290 begins with a shallow, rocky crossing of Washita Creek, which is typically straightforward but may vary slightly with recent rainfall. After the crossing, the route follows closely alongside the creek, offering consistent scenic views of the water and surrounding forest. The road is primarily gravel with a firm base, though it remains narrow for most of its length and is generally limited to one vehicle at a time. Much of the trail is bench cut into the hillside, with mild exposure in places but no significant technical obstacles. The primary attraction along this route is a spring-fed waterfall flowing near a bluff shelter, creating a unique and worthwhile stopping point. Overall, this is an easy trail suitable for most high-clearance vehicles and riders looking for a relaxed, scenic experience.