Trail Overview

This trail is very rocky and you will find soft red dirt on this trail that will become mud in wet conditions. There are multiple water puddles; some can be deep with no bypass. It is a fun trail with rewarding views at the end. After mile 10, you will find the trail gets a bit more difficult with a lot more rocks. A stock-height vehicle will have no problem. The trail offers multiple camping spots near the beginning, as well as single-track trails for hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, and dirt biking. The end of the trail will provide a beautiful view of the mountains all around. Spotty cell coverage is available at the top but it is very weak. Radar and monitoring towers are located at the top--both private property and no trespassing.

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Difficulty

This trail is rocky, can be muddy, and has some deep water puddles, loose dirt, and some small obstacles.

Technical Rating

Ian Cambata

Jul 24, 2024

Open

It was just us on the trail. First half is easy. Second half you see many more ruts, loose gravel, some steep grades, etc. All manageable, but you should really have a high clearance vehicle to navigate it. Do not take Taylor Creek Trail - it is significantly obstructed about a third of the way in, in poor condition and not used frequently. Our GPS took us that way and it was an unfortunate learning curve.

Steele Sandler

Jul 07, 2024

Open

The bottom half of the trail is pretty rutted and washed out; it looks like there was a lot of water on the trail recently. There were some large puddles of standing water, but all had options. There are loose rocks near the top, but nothing too crazy.

Wesley Taber

Sep 28, 2023

Open