1 to 2 Road

Total Miles
1.1

Elevation

170.74 ft

Duration

0.25 Hours

Technical Rating

3

Easy

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter

Trail Overview

The 1 to 2 Road, is a semi-maintained creek gravel and dirt primary road, with natural tendencies, connecting point to point from the 1 intersection to the 2 intersection in Turkey Bay OHV, within the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area. Its official ID is part of Forestry M01. After getting off FSR 167, heading north past the camping area and 1 intersection, the road quickly turns into creek bottoms, navigating ruts and washes with a mix of coarse gravel, natural rock, and dirt, all with potential small water collection spots. in the center section, it climbs the west central hills in the park, comprised of mostly dirt, thin mud when wet, steep grades, ruts, washes, and small ledges in spots. Then on the northern end, you track down a mild grade to the 2 intersection where you will see the white signs attached to the V-shaped tree.

Photos of 1 to 2 Road

1 to 2 Road
1 to 2 Road
1 to 2 Road

Difficulty

The difficulty of the trail is in the ruts and washes of the bottoms and the hill, featuring off-camber lines that will test your flex over sudden 12-inch drops. The hill section is also rather steep and can become a sloppy muddy mess, filled with thin sticky mud. This is where maintaining momentum or not letting momentum get out of your control is important. When dry, the hills are much easier-they're just a matter of picking a wise line for your vehicle's capability. There are spots on the hill section that can provide 12-inch ledges or greater if desired. Overall the trail is given a base rating of 3/10 for its mild challenge, based on the depth of ruts and washes, loose terrain, and the steep grades of the hills. Difficulty would certainly increase in times of heavy rain or seasons that are very wet.

Technical Rating

3

Status Reports

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Access Description

The 1 to 2 Road starts at the western end of the FSR 167 at 36.74521, -88.08605 and heads north over the central west hills in the park, going back downhill to the endpoint at the 2 intersection and the "V Tree" at 36.75907, -88.08787. The "V Tree" is a nice landmark to recognize on this side of the park as it is the gateway to the center west portion of the park.

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