NFS 93052F

Total Miles
1.2

Technical Rating

4

Moderate

Best Time

Spring, Fall, Winter

Trail Type

High-Clearance 4x4 Trail

Accessible By

Trail Overview

NFS 93052F begins at the intersection of 1322 and 93053A. Crossing Mill Creek at the start of the first of three crossings, as the trail parallels the creek with a few mud holes. These crossings are shallow most of the year, and in late summer can be nonexistent. Fall and spring can bring the water levels up, and after spring storms, it can be dangerous. After the last creek crossing, the trail starts a steep climb. This is the best part of the trail. Narrow, steep, and rocky with a steep drop to the west of the trail and no room to pass. Keeping the lights on will help rigs descending the hill to see you. There are ledges of 18" that angle across the trail. Expect pin stripping, as this is a narrow trail. The trail has some pretty cool rock features where Mill Creek has cut into the mountain. The trail ends where it intersects 93053A. High clearance 4x4 rigs are a must.

Photos of NFS 93052F

NFS 93052F
NFS 93052F

Difficulty

Off-camber, steep grade, loose rock, and ledges.

Technical Rating

4

Status Reports

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NFS 93052F can be accessed by the following ride types:

  • High-Clearance 4x4
  • SxS (60")
  • ATV (50")
  • Dirt Bike

Access Description

Hwy 27 north out of Hector to Old Hwy 27 to Granny Gap Road, then take NFS 1322 to where 93053A, 1322, and 93052F intersect. Or continue north on Old Hwy 27 to Adams Mountain Road. Then left on 1322A to 93052A for the downhill run of this trail.

NFS 93052F Map

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