Trail Overview
Trail 737 is a moderate ATV trail in the North Divide OHV Trail System that has a few fun rock slab features. The majority of the trail is a flowy two-track through scenic aspen groves and ponderosa pine, on dirt and pea-gravel, gradually curving through rolling hillsides. A few sections have minor loose rocks, and there are a few embedded slab rock layers that are uneven and add a moderate challenge. They are mostly ramped, not blunt ledges. There are a few short, steeper climbs with loose rock as well. The trail is a lot of fun for ATVs, with banked and sweeping corners, great views through the trees, and easy-flowing terrain. The trail system sees higher use and will likely be free of any downhills, but you need to watch out for oncoming traffic. After 2.1 miles, it ends on Predator Road.
Difficulty
This is a moderate trail, mostly due to a few ramped rock obstacles that are not overly difficult but add some variety to the mostly flowy terrain. Expect a few short, steep climbs with loose rock as well.