Bailey Canyon

Can be done by stock 2wd. Some spots super tight and some spots will challenge 2wd. I did 99% of it 2wd. Added a few more oin strips. Some over growth and low hanging canopy.

Open. It was misty. Low cloud cover. Surprised at the ruts on the trail. A lot more than I remember. But not a difficult run at all. Just 3 bad spots about 5-6 miles in from the south side (palm Ave entrance). Looks like runoff created a channel thru the trail. Not difficult to traverse. Some ruts uphill and that takes some planning to run. Pick the right line and you're good. And about 6, 7 miles a down hill rut. Go slow, pick a safe line, and you can make it. I was just surprised that it was there as I ran it in. 2WD prerunner a few years ago. But no one was out there. Just saw one jeep as we started. And some dirt bikers as we exited near Silverwood. Some standing water so we did get dirty running the mud. Too bad about the cloud cover as we had no scenic views. But it kept the temps cool and enjoyable.

Very rocky, be careful with loose cargo.

Took this trail from the south off of Palm. A few gas stations off of the 215fwy before Palm runs into the trail. Beautiful trail with great views and some large water puddles along the way. Plenty of room to air up/down and either end of the trail. Took about 2 hours.

A bit rocky at times but trails were nice for the most part

Trail was great. Normal for the most part. Some challenges in the trail. Definitely will need 4x4 in some areas.

Nice gatekeeper at the start (south end) that nearly caught us. Took the wrong line and nearly flipped on our side the ruts were so deep! Third try we got through. After that it was an easy trail. Narrow in places and rocky in parts but nothing hectic. Was hoping for snow but we just got most and rain. Camper the night and left this morning out the north side.

Trail was in good condition. Two sections that were pretty rutted but still easy. Always a good trail for a scenic ride.

Only 2 areas that are pretty rutted out. Overall not too bad.

Took my 4Runner on the trail. When I almost made it to the peak there was a stretch of 1ft ice on the ground. Tried pushing my way through but then lost all traction and started slipping off the edge. The only thing that saved me from falling off the edge was a tree that my rear end hit. Got super lucky. I recommend not going after a major storm and checking conditions before proceeding.

I did this trail in my 2006 ford econoline, I am 2wd with a locker but I did not have to use the locker at any point in the trail, my van is just about 11.5 feet tall, I did make it through but I got some pinstripes, the trail itself is not narrow but the trees and branches make the trail super low and narrow in some spots overall pretty easy, there were only a couple of small rocky areas. took me about 2.5 hours to do.

Trail is in good condition. Passed by a few SXS and ATVs. had to maneuver a bit to get across if there wasn't a turnout. Some of the brush gets thicker on the side closer to the 138. Large vehicles not recommended. My GX got some trail lines, so anything wider will definitely kiss some of the brush. Overall its mostly a dirt/fire trail. no too difficult. just a bit narrow

Trail was in good condition and fallen trees had been pulled aside. Easy for stock Bronco Two door on 33’s. I was the only person on the trail which was great as this is a narrow canyon trail.