Wooded Trail outside of Tin Cup

Total Miles
5.8

Technical Rating

Moderate

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter

Trail Type

Full-Width Road

Accessible By

Trail Overview

This is a wooded trail with multiple elevation changes. The dirt trail begins off East 40th Street and winds through a deciduous forest with areas of old and new growth. The trail has mud puddles, but always offers a bypass. There are areas for camping or lunch stops. Most of the single-lane trail is exposed to the sky and with the opportunity to pass. There are some steep hills with narrow passages.

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Difficulty

There are mudholes that are up to the front bumper and steep hill grades. The trail is one vehicle wide, but has places to pass.

Technical Rating

Status Reports

Trail was mostly dry with a few water holes. Maximum water depth was 12” with the exception of one at 24”. Most water holes had enough room to keep at least two tires dry. Some of the trail was a bit narrow with overgrowth. If you don’t mind some pinstripes, there was no problem getting a full size Jeep through. Fun easy trail in 2wd the whole time.

Nice trail. Plenty of puddles from rain day b4. Most people on trail were looking for mushrooms.

Someone rutted out a trail and was stuck, mud paths are dug deep

Started trail off of E 40th street. Initially trail was very tight and overgrown so expect pin-striping if in full size vehicle. The trail offered several mild hill climbs and puddles. Trail overall had one obstacle(deep water hole) with a bypass. Otherwise should be rate easy and passable by stock 4x4 vehicles in current conditions.