Strawberry BLM Road #2751

Total Miles
10.9

Technical Rating

2

Easy

Best Time

Summer, Fall

Trail Type

Full-Width Road

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Strawberry BLM Road #2751
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Trail Overview

Traveling on this BLM road provides easy access to secluded dispersed camping all along its length and at the ends, as well as access to great mountain biking and stunning views of Fraser Valley and Byers Peak. The road is well-maintained and smooth for most of its length but gets narrower, eroded, rougher, and rockier in the most remote sections. Although in good conditions, 2WD vehicles should be fine on the majority of it.

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Strawberry BLM Road #2751
Strawberry BLM Road #2751

Difficulty

The vast majority of this trail is dirt, however traveling to the most remote sections one will encounter rocks up to 12 inches, mud, water, road erosion, downed trees, and overgrowth. 2WD vehicles can travel most sections of this trail in good summer conditions. 4WD is recommended for wet rain/snow conditions on rougher sections.

Technical Rating

2

Status Reports

Braiden Patrick
Oct 04, 2024
Open
Washboard
been to this trail a few times and it always has a great selection of campsites that is accessible by most 2WD cars. Expect moderate traffic throughout as it’s a pretty popular place for camping. There’s no fire restrictions on this trail even though there are right next door in the National Forest. (That trail also has an entrance fee btw.) Overall a great place to go camp
Justin White
Jul 05, 2024
2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Open
Normal
Dusty
Pretty well maintained dirt road for the most part. For the last third or so there are a few spots where the road is washed out and it gets rockier but nothing an AWD vehicle with no lift couldn’t handle.
Creede Yerkey-held
Apr 01, 2024
4x4
Temporarily Closed
Weather Event
Aaron Schumacher
May 20, 2023
4x4
Temporarily Closed
Closed Gate

Access Description

Traveling north on Highway 40 from Winter Park/Fraser, just before the left curve on the bridge into Tabernash, take a right onto Highway 83, curving immediately left and then right, coming to a T-intersection where you'll take a left onto USFS 129. After half a mile or so, take a left onto Strawberry Road, the beginning of this trail.

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