South Sulphur Canyon #5238

South Sulphur Canyon #5238 is an intermediate 1.5-mile-long ATV trail that begins just beyond a few dispersed campsites off of Sulphur Canyon Road #50126. Although lacking a trail sign at the beginning, the route is easy to follow, but has one unmarked intersection with the South Sulfur Spur, where it turns south, dips down into a ravine, and begins a steep ascent. The trail is narrow and overgrown in places, with bushy vegetation creating a tighter feel. Shallow ruts, small loose rocks, and cut logs with stick debris are scattered throughout the climb, along with some tight turns and a continuous uphill grade. About a mile in, the trail crests at a saddle with a sweeping view of the valley below. From there, it turns east and takes on a more technical character, with a very steep hill climb covered in loose rock, loose dirt, and embedded rock ledges. The key is to maintain momentum on this claim, or else you'll lose traction. The trail continues to a ridgeline still coated in loose rock and crosses sagebrush-covered hillsides that remain steep but are slightly less loose. The 50-inch ATV designation ends where the trail enters private property and transitions into a road that connects to South Sulphur Road #50177.