Culver Creek - Cty Rd 14A
Total Miles
2.6
Technical Rating
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Trail Type
Full-Width Road
Accessible By
Trail Overview
Culver Creek, County Road 14A, branches off Dexter Creek, County Road 14. The first part of the road is graded gravel to a parking area where you can park and hike. From there, the road changes to a rutted road with some rocks and stream crossings. It leads to a beautiful meadow, referred to as Thistle Park, with some primitive camping spots. Most of the road is narrow, with few pull-offs. Be aware that there is a horse stable that uses the road for horseback rides. You will need to keep an eye out for them and accommodate them.
Photos of Culver Creek - Cty Rd 14A
Difficulty
The road is narrow, with few pull-offs to allow for passing vehicles or horses. Some are shelf areas with drop-offs. There are a few stream crossings. The horseback riding groups can be a hazard to watch out for. You may meet them coming towards you or have to wait and pace with them preceding you on the trail.
Status Reports
Culver Creek - Cty Rd 14A Map
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