Rock Lick / Pipeline Exit

Coming from west to head east you have to go up the dirt hill right down road from where it shows on map, what was a great start to climbing down some beautiful rocks turned into a long 5ish hour trail ride with a lot of spots just weathering away making it take much more time. Jk on 40’s jku on 37’s and Jl on 37’s we made it but definitely bring patience and expect longer than it says.

Quite overgrown, I was confident that my 2011 Range Rover would get through. Tturned around about a half mile in because I didn't have recovery gear.

Very tight trail that crosses the creek a dozen times. Very easy to get turned around.

We ran the trail from west to east. Trail started out amazing. Nice sunny warm day with awesome water crossings and great scenery. Then it all went south. My advise is don't run this unless it has been dry without rain for a while. Two of us were in Gladiators running 37's with 4.5" lift. The third rig was a JKU on 33's. We all had several issues. The mud holes are deep. Really deep. People have thrown logs in them where they have gotten stuck that you cannot see. I de-beaded a tire due to this. There are several creek crossings. Both Gladiators have snorkels so we were doing fine. Very solid bottom to the creek. However there are channels that can bite you suddenly. I found my hood under water a few times. For reference my hood to the ground is 53". Unfortunately the JKU with us did not fair so well and had to be winched out of the creek. What is listed as a 2 hour trail took us over 12 hours. As a comparison we have ran Happy Top and Pistol Creek in down pours and have never had issues.