Wildhorse Meadow - 2N93

Very easy Trail in my Tahoe with 35s four-wheel drive not used once some rougher rock your bits that vehicles with lower clearance would have issues with no lockers used was fun first time going down it probably could do it in a stock Subaru Crosstrek just have to watch your tires in the Subaru

Nice easy road with great views. A few spots you might get some pinstripes from bushes if you are in a full size truck.

Very scenic drive with some really good views of big Bear Valley.

Novice Dual Sport riding the Big Bear Trail Riders Club Annual rally. Solo rider, KTM 350 EXCF, the road was very smooth looking but very soft from heavy forest service clearing which provided hidden sticks that jumped up and slapped my swing arm. Very fun once you find your pace. Awesome views, nice vistas. Drops off into Moodridge, bonus, I was exhausted. Enjoy!

Great conditions- met 2 hi vehicles & 2 bicyclists- exited via 2N93A rather than Sand Canyon 2N27 since Forest office suggested it would likely be gated.

2N93 has been opened, boulder moved and sections of trail have been worked on

Gate still closed as of May 22nd 2026 afternoon

May 17th 11am gate is locked and close

The gate at the both ends of the 2n93 at Hatchery road and the 38 have been closed, please do not attempt to bypass it, cut locks, or create UAs, this is how our OHV roads get closed permanently. We spent Saturday afternoon moving the boulder reported. There are a few road hazards that USFS contractors are going to get to in the next 6 weeks, hopefully sooner and then it will be open. We are trying to get as many of these trails open as soon as possible.

This trail is still under the winter closure order. Yes, I know that there is no snow, and that the southern gate is open, but the trail is closed. The northern gate is lock, BTW, so even if you get in from the south, you won't be able to get back out via either the north gate, or any of the other trails that intersect. Please don't go around the northern gate if you find it locked.

The trail was in decent condition. I entered on the south end near Heart Bar Peak and the 1st mile was pretty rough/difficult, and a couple minor difficult areas due to falling rock and wash outs. Someone noted back in August a tree blocked the road on the south side of the trail but someone had cut it a moved it(thank you). Camped in Wildhorse meadow, no wildlife seen but there were both bear and deer tracks. One note, is that when I left on Friday and headed toward Big Bear, the North end gate was closed for the winter. Thankfully someone had cut a bypass in the fence, if not that would have been a long return ride or I would have had to cut my own. Overall the road is in good condition but there are a lot of rock gardens and falling small boulders. You should expect to get out and clear the road if needed on this road.

Boulder fell into tail- right 5x5 ft. Passable but narrow.