Georgia Pass

What began as a nice day on the trail, turned into a trash pickup as some moron with a Model Y decided to attempt this 4x4 road. We collected multiple trim pieces off the trail, and last we heard the car is still there. Hope the Forest Service hands these morons a nice hefty fine!

Great Trail! Fully open with no issues, very dusty

Short section of ice/ snow

Sign says open where Tiger road and Georgia Pass start

Still closed for run offs.

Rating this between a 3 and a 4, leaning towards 3. Got onto the pass south of Middle Swan Road and encountered ice where creeks cross the trail. Dirtbikes had to be careful and usually rode on the southwestern bank. Expect some burms, and some moderate rocks. A stock built-for-purpose off road vehicle will have no challenge with this trail provided the right lines are taken. Expect more slip with ice as the year wears on, and remember this closes in mid-November. There is a rewarding view at the top, and going down from there to 285 on Michigan Creek Road will be a welcome change for any beginner-to-intermediate off roaders.

Overrated as a 5. This is hardly a 3.5. It is rutted and steep on the Breck side but there is 0 pucker and no obstacles at all. I wouldnt take a rav4 up this but any truck with 4wd would have an easy day with great views. I would recommend starting from Breck as its just too easy from Jefferson side. Also I enjoyed taking American Gulch all the way back into Breck for some great views of the French Gulch, or you could go over to Jefferson and make a loop back to Breck taking nearby Boreas Pass.

Some left over snow in one or two spots, lots of flowing water in numerous places on the trail. Descended South to North at the start of the day and ascended in the evening. Easy trail, no traffic in the afternoon.

Gate on the Breckenridge side is closed