Trail Overview

This trail begins on Owens Gorge Road and makes its way to Antelope Creek Road. It travels through a field of brush, offering wide views of the Eastern Sierras, Glass Mountains, and White Mountains. The route is slightly wider than a single vehicle and includes several spur trails. After 2 miles, the trail gets very rocky. Mud holes, then an uphill with a very uneven, off-camber, muddy trail with humps. The last section has very deep ruts.

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Difficulty

The surface is sand and pumice with rocky stretches, deep ruts over 18 inches, and tree root obstacles. Off-camber holes, whoops, and occasional mud holes after rain or snow make this a challenging drive. A high clearance 4x4 is required for the West section of the trail, and the overall trail carries a rating of 4.

Technical Rating

Disco Overlander Personal

Aug 11, 2026

2014 Toyota 4Runner

Open

NormalRough/DeterioratedDustyWashboardMuddy/Wet

Lots of deep holes, off camber, ruts. Worn out trail

Disco Overlander

Mar 09, 2026

Open

Muddy/WetSnow/IceRough/Deteriorated

The trail is very wet with various water crossings up to 18 in deep. There is some snow patches still. Best to avoid the area until it dries out.

FS 3S138 Trail can be accessed by the following ride types:

High Clearance
Full Width

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