6035A ATV

Total Miles
3.5

Technical Rating

4

Moderate

Best Time

Spring, Fall, Winter, Summer

Trail Type

50" Trail

Accessible By

Trail Overview

From the north end, 6035A meanders through the sagebrush and pinyon pine, with lots of curves, big dips into ravines, big rollers, and whoops. It heads south, descending down a few steep spots. The track is rutted and washed out and really loose, which makes it more difficult. The trail passes the intersection with 6035B, which you can take to make a loop back to where you started. It continues south in a flat valley with lots of whoops, going next to giant boulder piles, but the track is pretty easy and straight. Near the south end, it starts curving through more pinyon pine trees and has a couple of rockier spots where there are embedded boulders and loose small rocks in the trail. ATVs will have to ride over the boulders, but it isn't very difficult.

Photos of 6035A ATV

6035A ATV
6035A ATV

Difficulty

This is an intermediate ATV trail that has lots of rocky sections that aren't overly difficult. It has steep hills and descents that are loose, but no significant ledges or obstacles that would hinder the average rider from being able to complete the trail.

Technical Rating

4

Status Reports

There are no status reports yet for this trail.

Access Description

The Texas Creek Recreation Area is easily accessed off of Fremont County Road 27, north of Highway 50. There is a large dirt parking area and a couple of dispersed campsites less than a mile from Highway 50. It's a pretty popular area for ATV riders year-round, with rocky and rugged trails through a high desert terrain. All trails are well-marked and easy to follow.

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