Spool'n Trail

This trail features a steep hill climb that demands careful control, particularly as you approach a pronounced dip near the top. This low spot often holds standing water, turning into a mud-filled pit that remains wet most of the time. Momentum and traction are key through this section. On the lower portion of the trail, drivers must also contend with two deep ruts that span the width of the path, making it unavoidable to drop into them in order to exit. These ruts can challenge ground clearance and require precise tire placement. While not the longest trail, its combination of incline, mud, and ruts makes it one that requires focus and a capable 4x4.