Trail Overview
Trail 732 is a long and easy ATV trail in the North Divide OHV Trail System. The south end starts at an intersection with 733, and it continues through a dry, forested terrain of ponderosa pines and young aspen trees on a wide dirt and gravel path. Part of it goes through an old burn area, so you get far views of the surrounding mountains. It goes through a couple of metal pinch points for 50-inch vehicles and along a fence. A few sections have mild loose rolling rocks in the trail. The trail has whoops, waterbars, banked corners, and sweeping curves. It flows across the rolling hills, with a few shelf sections, but overall it is very easy and approachable for riders of all skill levels. There are several intersections, but they are well marked and easy to follow the route. On the north end, it ends and connects to Trail 734.
Difficulty
This is an easy ATV trail because the entire 4.5-mile route is very gradual, flowy, and free of any major obstacles. It is mostly just gravel, with only a few minor rocky sections. The terrain is consistent throughout the entire route.