Frosty Short Cut - FS 626

Trail 626 is a one mile long single track in the Pike National Forest in the Captain Jack’s Trail System. The majority of the trail is pretty easy – mostly being a gradual trail on pea-gravel, which can be slippery, but there are a few moderate rock obstacles mid-way through the route that make it more of an intermediate difficulty level. It is a bit rutted in spots with embedded rocks and roots, but the main feature of the trail is the rock obstacle mid-way through that is made up of several larger embedded boulders, with deep ruts and roots, creating a moderate ledge that riders have to go up when riding the trail from east to west. The trail goes through a scenic forest of lodge pole pines and aspens, and big boulders lining the trail. It’s a fun connector trail on the south end of the trail system.