Tin Cup Springs Loop

About the most basic trail you can run. Sand is honestly the biggest issue otherwise it is as beginner of a trail as it gets. Full size rigs should not have any worries what so ever. If you run it clockwise at the very end there is a little climb with sand that might give a Subaru a little challenge. Basically anyone with 4 wheel drive or all wheel drive should be good.

The second I left the trailhead it was god awful, deep washboard chatter bumps. I’ve got good suspension that’s dialed for the trails but even at a medium pace it was like being thrown in a clothes dryer for a cycle. It’s like they poured concrete down the whole trail and put just enough dirt on it to form the worst washboards, I pray they groom this trail the next day to save all the other riders out there. I don’t even know if the best sxs suspension could dampen all these bumps. It was the Tin Cup Loop of torture and agony…

Had a great experience on the trail. No ruts or water holes. There was lots of wildlife to to enjoy. Will be back to enjoy it again.

First time here at Tin Cup. The trailhead was full of toy haulers and ATV’s heading off, but once I was on the trail there were only a handful of side by sides that I encountered. Trail is super sandy and rutted. The sandy ruts definitely help a vehicle the size of my BroncoSport make the turns with ease. Overall conditions are good, I didn’t do the water hole at the northern most part, but it looked smaller than I have seen on videos of the trail. I’m sure it will get pretty rutted come Memorial Day weekend, but right now it is in decent shape for my stock BroncoSport even without airing down.

Main trail is clear some of the side trails had down branchs blocking them.

Trails were nice/muddy/snowy. No issues but 4 wheel high was nice for peace of mind. Totally fun!!!

There was only one spot that was rough but no issues

Trail had a good layer of heavy snow, with several low hanging branches from a recent ice storm. One other group on the trail so traffic was not an issue. Love this trail.

mostly wet sand and puddles, did some fishtailing around some corners but not too bad to get control back. downhill grades were slick but engine braking helped with that.

Very sandy due to no super recent rain, so aired down and did it all in 4H. Few washboard spots but nothing crazy. Few low hanging trees throughout currently. Not busy at all

Trail was dry and washboarded in places. Some of the banked curves with trees on either side were tight for a yukon xl and difficult to navigate without sliding the rear end down into a tree. No new dents going through the whole trail though. Just thought I'd post a heads up for people with larger vehicles!

EXTREMELY bumpy, washboard condition, mostly sand. One or 2 areas with deep rutted mud but still passable. 4th of July weekend, lots of side-by-sides flying around.

Very bumpy and tree fallen on trail blocking the path. Tried to winch it out of the way no luck. Will report to DNR with gps location.