Trail Overview
This is an offshoot of Devils Canyon Road with a few dispersed camping spots tucked back along the trail that aren’t visible from the main route. The trail starts fairly easy, but it gradually becomes more challenging as you make your way toward the bottom. The final section is steep and heavily rutted, requiring more attention and careful tire placement. At the bottom, there are several fallen trees partially blocking the trail near the end, but the route is still passable. The trail also has a nice mix of different types of trees throughout, which gives it a lot of variety and makes the drive more interesting.
Difficulty
The majority of the trail is fairly easy, but the difficulty increases significantly as you get closer to the bottom. The steep, deeply rutted section near the end requires careful line choice and good control, especially in a larger or less capable vehicle. Fallen trees can also add an extra challenge depending on current conditions. This trail is manageable for experienced off-road drivers, but beginners should use extra caution on the steeper sections and check conditions before heading down.