SFR 21 North

SFR 21 is one of the more intense routes in Tate's Hell State Forest, cutting through dense swamp and rugged terrain. This trail is known for its super-deep creek crossings and long stretches of thick mud, especially during the rainy season. Water levels can reach hood height in some spots, making this a solid 5-rated trail that's best tackled with high-clearance, well-equipped rigs. The surrounding forest is raw and wild--true to the legend of Tate's Hell. An adventurous route not to be taken lightly. Pack in, pack out, leave no trace, and tread lightly.