Greer Road

couple trees down nothin major nice train not difficult at all

Some rough places but nothing most can't handle. Amazing how this forest has sprung back since the Cameroon fire. Lots of side roads. You can take a wrong turn or 2. I use On X Offroad. Saved me a headache.

Nothing too difficult; just rocky in areas; few camping options; southern portion of Greer Road is closed to the public (not on the guided route)

Trail is open and was pretty quiet. Only saw two bikes aside from our small group.

Did the full trail in our truck again. Definitely much more difficult with all the snow and it is also much easier to take a wrong turn. Had to use lockers to keep traction.

Very fun trail! Got our truck a little scratched up because the trail is pretty tight in places. The first section was also a little more difficult than the rest. Only came across one other person, who was on an ATV. Great views and definitely a hidden gem!

Easy trail. Mostly a 3-4. Started east end. Small mudhole's. Found some good camping/picnic spots. Missed a turn and ended up doing a figure 8 and ended up on the west end. Good day ride.

same as my last report haha. Beautiful trail with a campsite that never gets old. Will totally be back.

Super fun trail that seems to be open seasonally. Pretty steep and there’s a lot of loose rocks, so have a vehicle you trust in those conditions. You pass through a completely burned area that’s really cool to see, a beautiful open grassy meadow, and then followed by an awesome campsite that overlooks the whole vista. There’s only 2 campsites we saw along the whole trail so if camping’s your thing, just be prepared. The campsite we stayed at was the most beautiful campsite we’ve been to so far and we will definitely be back at a later date. Ground is pretty rocky though so if you’re planning on camping in a tent, it might not be the most comfortable. It was just us on the trail, aside from a few dirtbikes. Heard lots of wildlife, including a wolf. Be safe, have fun, awesome trail.

The whole county road was closed right before you get to the start of the trail… probably by 50 yards. My guess is it’s seasonally closed or closed because of weather.