ONF Trail 9-5.2
Total Miles
1.1
Technical Rating
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Winter, Fall
Trail Type
Full-Width Road
Accessible By
Trail Overview
ONF Trail 9-5.2 runs East to West from ONF Trail 45 to ONF 14 and the Tread Lightly Four-Wheel Drive Trail. The trail is loose, primarily sand; you can also expect deep sand in places and being met with tight, mildly technical sections. The trail is generally only one vehicle wide, with areas to pull off to allow passing. The trail is tight in places, and pinstriping can be expected along it. Some obstacles may be encountered, such as fallen trees and washouts. The trail is not recommended for 2WD vehicles due to deep, soft sand in several places. The trail is limited to registered motor vehicles only. Frequent wildlife can be viewed, including deer, bears, etc.
Photos of ONF Trail 9-5.2
Difficulty
Trail is mostly loose sand the whole way with some areas fairly deep. Airing down tires is recommend as well as 4WD. Trail is tight and not maintained so pin stripping will happen.
Status Reports
ONF Trail 9-5.2 can be accessed by the following ride types:
- High-Clearance 4x4
- SUV
ONF Trail 9-5.2 Map
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