Beaver Creek, Muddy Creek

the south side of the trail is tight in some places and you'll need a high clearance vehicle, in particular there's a creek crossing that you'll get high centered on. this trail is not suitable for vans or Subaru's.

The north side of the loop is very different from the south side! The north side from the start to about the "crest" of the loop is a nicely graded, dirt/gravel road. There is lots of dispersed camping and additional roads to explore. After the crest, the south side up until about Little muddy Creek Spur Road Trail is where the mud would be that another report mentioned. It was dry when I drove it, but there was some serious rutting and washed out sections of trail that a stock SUV or truck could probably get through - just watch the approach and departure angles, and turning around is an option on many parts of the trail. Similar to the north side, between the highway and Little muddy Creek Spur Road Trail, the road is graded dirt/gravel.

I would call this an improved road rather than a trail. We took the Eastern side from the Southern end to Hot Sulfur to end our ride. I would feel pretty comfortable driving this in my 2WD daily driver. Lots of people camping and lots of SxS going fast down the center of the road around blind corners, so keep your head on a swivel.

very easy trail that is very green all around you. We went probably about 2 miles in and we saw 3 total campsites. Though there may be more if we went further in, we didn’t have a big selection. Despite not having many options, the options we did have were very pretty. We camped in one that was about 100 yards away from the main trail that was a big open circle with very soft, grassy ground. It was right next to the creek and had very thick and dense vegetation which also meant… lots of mosquitos. If you’re going to choose a campsite near the creek on this trail, definitely don’t arrive at camp around dusk. You’ll get eaten alive! Definitely recommend this trail.