German Dugway

Entered this trail from the south where it meets Birch Creek Road 407. Was driving a 4 door Wrangler Rubicon. Immediately regretted my decision as the trail was more narrow than I anticipated and mostly runs along the edge of the steep mountains with long steep drop-offs. Trail was barely wide enough for my Jeep. Wouldn't want to take a full size 4x4 truck on this trail as it is so narrow. After about 1 mile which took probably 20 minutes, I turned around as it just wasn't worth the pucker factor for the remainder of the trail. More suited to SxS or ATV width vehicle.

This can be a very scary trail if you're not equipped, and inexperienced. This was a very sketchy trail for us going up, as well as for a group of four full size trucks going down. They got stuck at some points and had a rough time going down. Very steep, very rocky, and lots of tilting towards the cliff. If you try this trail in anything bigger than a SXS, you WILL scratch up both sides of your vehicle to bushes on the side of this very narrow trail. High clearance, good tires, good tire placement, are a must. Go slow. We punctured a tire and had to change to a spare, and there aren't many spots to do so.

Very rocky trail with some tricky climbs. Not for anyone not willing to drive technically at a cliffs edge. Breathe taking views throughout.

Steep grade very rocky little tippy in some spots. If you’re on an atv or bike watch out for the sxs it’s a narrow trail. Great views once you get to the top.

What a nice section of trail with the right amount of obsticals Saw a moose a a few motor cycles