Trail Overview
Bull Creek Road South climbs 622 feet and drops just over 300 feet in 4.4 miles. The surface is packed dirt and sand, starting off about one and a half vehicles wide before narrowing in sections. This is a shelf road that climbs steadily after Burma Grade, providing expansive views of the valleys below, along with the hills and mountains in the distance. There are also a few spur trails branching off for additional exploration. It does run through private land, so be respectful. Street legal vehicles only.
Difficulty
The road is generally manageable but has narrow shelf sections and loose dirt that require attention. High clearance is recommended, and drivers should be prepared to meet oncoming traffic in tighter spots.