Trail Overview

This over 2-mile trail drops 385 feet as it descends from Owens River Road. The trail is 1.5 to 2 vehicles wide and lined with pine trees and some brush. You'll notice evidence of a previous controlled burn along the way. The surface features ruts up to 12 inches deep. Views of Bald Mountain and the Glass Mountains are visible throughout. If you're a rockhound, there are obsidian deposits scattered along the trail. There are a few spots to dispersed camp along the way.

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Difficulty

This is an easy trail with straightforward navigation. The main obstacles are ruts up to 12 inches deep, which are manageable for most high-clearance vehicles. The wider trail width makes passing easier and reduces the risk of pinstriping.

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