Trail Overview

This is a wide, freshly graded gravel road with massive incline changes. Portions of the trail can be steep at times. As you follow the gorge, you will pass the camp spots along the river. There are beautiful overlooks and multiple creekside camp spots. It is not recommended doing this trail in winter without chains. This is a phenomenal road;you will absolutely love driving this.

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Difficulty

There are very steep inclines and there can be a thin layer of fresh gravel over slick mud.

Technical Rating

Colin McPheeters

Nov 16, 2025

Open

Darin Jackson

Nov 02, 2025

Open

Very easy street fishing area there is an abandoned house

Freddy Conde

Jul 27, 2025

Open

Kevin Keegan

Jun 25, 2025

Open

Enjoyed it, pretty drive, nothing too challenging. Saw a bunch of deer.

Jeremy Roberts

Jun 21, 2025

Open

Wesley Norman

Jun 07, 2025

Open

Darin Sweitzer

Mar 29, 2025

Open

Hunter Hanlin

Feb 26, 2025

Open

Curtis S

Nov 09, 2024

Open

John W.

Oct 27, 2024

Open

Ethan Boe

Oct 12, 2024

Open

Forest road with a ton of camp sites, a few parts with rough road where it was nice having 4wd but not needed at all. You can make it to most of these in a regular car it’ll just be a bumpy ride

David w

Sep 16, 2024

Open

The trail itself is not hard at all but there’s a couple of places to play around. There’s a fishing access point where you can cross the river if you want. Keep in mind it hadn’t rained in 10 days and the water still came up over the bumpers.

Brandman Two

Sep 14, 2024

Open

Trail was gravel covered. Several sections were rutted out badly and there are some steep areas you need to climb. Nothing too difficult to manage.

Kaleb Wagner

Sep 14, 2024

Open

Fun twisty trail that can get narrow and quite steep. Some small rutted out sections and several 13+ degree slopes means AWD or 4x4 would definitely be recommended.

Phillip Kancianic

Aug 31, 2024

Open

Started at the east end with a pretty steep (up to 12 degrees) grade with chunky loose gravel, then descended to a beautiful and shallow crossing (pictured). No more crossings after that, just smooth sailing on an easy trail.