Mount Baldy

A few years ago I did this tral in a stock ZJ. Now the trail looks nothing like it did then and I had to turn back just after the creek crossing. I'd give this trail a 5 or 6.

At the switch back at Frosty Rd it gets rough. I made it to the summit, but be careful a few spots up are tricky and dangerous. If I had read earlier trailer reports probably would not have made the trip. Doable, with experience. I saw two full size Dodge Rams go up on my way down. Not sure if they made. A Bronco just behind them. There is NO where to turn around until you get to the top. Depend if you get to the boulder and decided to get through you are best pushing through to the top to turn around. After the boulder you have two more spots to worry about one you’ll find both these vehicles off the side. The other is another a rocky shelf. I’m on 35 and 2.5” lift. Doable, yes. Be patient and take it easy.

About 0.75mi from the end there is a big boulder in the middle of the trail with another boulder to the right. If you are not super experienced and don’t have a spotter, this is a good place to reverse, park and hike the rest of the way up because not only is this obstacle very tricky to get around without a spotter, there are a couple more similar to it right after. If you don’t reverse and park there, it is VERY difficult to turn around after that boulder if you decide to abort the mission (ask me how I know)

Only one section is very challenging possibly due to rock slides, towards the top of the trail there is 3-4 hill climbs with large rocks/boulders 1-3ft tall and not much room, doable with high clearance 4x4 or a bike.

Great trail with awesome pull off points for pictures and views, towards the end of the trail on 379.A, the entire path was obstructed due to a rock slide. Would not recommend taking the trail until cleared unless you are skilled to crawl over 3ft -5ft rocks.

Attempted this tail as my first off-roading trip here in Colorado Springs. I didn't make it very far before hitting deep snow and having to turn around. It's still pretty fun, but I did end up getting stuck. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIkZBxkcvU8

Majority of trail is not super technical, but the last section is pretty rocky (see screenshot) and would be difficult for inexperienced drivers. We talked to a couple guys who work on the towers up there and they said it’s been more challenging the last couple years. Would be easier in SxS than Jeep. All in all, it’s a fun trail with great views.

Unfortunately not a lot of Aspen viewing. M/S Tires at 20psi. One spot i used lockers. Never scraped. Fully stock 2 door JK Rubicon.

Once you get towards the end it’s very rocky. Our Bronco on 35s had no problem nor the stock 4Runner in front of us but you will not make it in a Subaru.

Our first jeep trail. Trail is easily passable in high clearance vehicle. Ours is 4 door Rubicon X with 35’s. Last section (379A) was the most aggressive for us as new jeepers and we had to make passing room on that section on our way out which was the sketchiest challenge we had on the trail but we loved this trail!

not obstructed. Bring shovel for patches of ice

Downed birch tree (probably from high winds) About 6 inches in diameter, spanning entire width of trail, about 4-5 feet off the ground. Did not have clearing equipment, was forced to turn around.