FS 32E306

This sand and dirt trail is filled with embedded rocks of all sizes, from small loose chunks to larger boulders scattered along the way. It climbs nearly 800 feet in under 3 miles and rewards you with stunning views of the Eastern Sierras, the valley below, and the surrounding hills. The first 2 miles are relatively smooth with only a few large rocks to navigate. Around mile 1.5, the trail narrows dramatically and enters a rocky section where vehicles with wider stances will experience body rub from brush. Short sections of shelf road appear here, adding a bit of exposure. At mile 1.8, the trail crosses a small stream, complete with little waterfalls, before continuing into a scenic canyon lined with trees and brush. Expect off-camber stretches, dusty traffic, and sections of very sandy terrain. Wildflowers dot the route in season, bringing color to the rugged landscape.