5830A

Total Miles
0.9

Technical Rating

3

Easy

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter

Trail Type

50" Trail

Accessible By

Trail Overview

This trail starts directly out of the Seep Springs staging area, and will likely be the first trail you take if making a clockwise loop on all the ATV trails. It starts in a flat valley surrounded by pinyon pine trees and starts ascending up the mesa to connect with the Maverick Trail. As you ascend the mesa, there are some big embedded rock slabs right away that are not very difficult as they are flat and ramped. Some of the slabs stick up a bit more, creating small ledges less than a foot tall, but they are still easy and the trail is very wide around these rock sections. The climb is very gradual, and it ends after a mile at the intersection with Maverick.

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5830A
5830A

Difficulty

Overall this trail is really easy for any type of ATV vehicle as it only has a bit of rock slab that riders will have to navigate. It is one of the easier trails in the trail system.

Technical Rating

3

Status Reports

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Access Description

The Seep Springs trail system has about 10 different ATV trails that range from easy to hard, but are all rocky high desert terrain. There is a dirt staging area about 6.3 miles north of Highway 50, on County Road 69. There are a couple of dispersed campsites south of the staging area on BLM land. All of the trails are well marked and easy to follow, with pinch points at the entrance to prevent vehicles wider than 50".

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