Trail Overview

This is a point-to-point single-track trail with OHV use limited to dirt bikes only. It serves as a connector trail between areas that have other trail options. There is a narrow gate restricting the entry of larger vehicles at the north trailhead end. The trail surface is primarily dirt with some short stretches of rocky ledges or embedded larger rocks. There are also sections with ruts up to 1-2 feet deep, whoops up to 1 feet high, and tight vegetation. Some stretches of the trail run right along the hillside, with a sharp drop-off on one side, so be cautious. It is closed annually from 11/2 - 4/30. A Green Sticker permit is required for dirt bikes. There is weak or no cellular phone service on most of the trail. Tread Lightly and Pack-It-Out.

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Difficulty

The trail surface primarily consists of packed dirt. There are short steep grades with ruts up to 1-2 feet deep and larger rocks. Flat sections will often have a series of closely spaced whoops up to 1 foot high. Vegetation (mostly scrub brush) can occasionally be tight on both sides of the trail. There are also stretches of the trail that run along the hillside with a sharp drop-off to one side.

Technical Rating

Mike Eisenbraun

Jun 17, 2026

Open

Had ridden this trail a month ago and since then some of the tougher short climbs have become a bit more chewed up exposing larger rock and creating deeper ruts. There is a bypass option on one of the tougher climbs that is a little easier.

Jun 08, 2026

Open

Can get a bit steep and was washed out in one or two short steep sections.