Trail Overview
This trail runs through wide open meadows with panoramic views of the Eastern Sierra, the Glass Mountains, and the White Mountains. The track is mostly sand and pumice with sections of gravel and rock that become more common as you progress. From the south, the trail climbs about 260 feet in just over 3 miles. The northern portion transitions into smoother sand and gravel but includes several drainage humps where careful speed control is recommended.
Difficulty
The route is generally manageable but has sandy stretches, rocks, and uneven spots that may require higher clearance. The drainage humps and sections with embedded rock call for careful driving.