White Mountain

White Mountain Trail Review: A Re-Evaluation of Its Difficulty For anyone considering White Mountain Trail, it’s important to go into the experience with the right expectations. A more accurate rating for White Mountain would fall somewhere around 4 to 5, and here's why: White Mountain is often described as a moderately challenging trail, but in reality, it’s more of a long drive with some uneven, loose, and rocky sections rather than an intense, technical challenge. The trail primarily consists of stretches of fire road with some areas of rocky, uneven terrain that can require careful navigation but don’t demand the same level of off-road prowess as other, more technical trails. For experienced off-roaders or those in very slightly modified Jeeps, this trail can feel underwhelming—certainly not a "7" by any means, more like a 4. It has a couple of nice places to stop and eat something or enjoy the scenery...

Began in Fawnskin and took this out to Yellow Post #6. Trail conditions were normal.

Did Coxey Trail (3N14) from Fawnskin to Big Pine Flats Cmpgd. Couple of deep holes with water prior to Hanna Flat Cmpgd (from rain day before) and some deep ruts on downhill grades before Holcomb Creek. Otherwise, good with high clearance. Proceeded eastbound onto 3N16 (Holcomb Valley Trail) from Big Pine to Rt 18 (Lake Baldwin). Some rutted and quite rocky sections both before and after intersection with 3N56. Last 1-2mi, approaching Doble Mine and downhill grades beyond were very rocky (sharp), required some attention to lines. No problem with high clearance.

Trails good. The loose rocky sections on the north side are becoming worse. Becarful for shark rock edges. and pick up your trash people. Sorry to say it's the usual suspects cause all I find are Modelo Cans and Tortilla Wrappers. Do better. Be better.