Fire Trail - SFR 1428

Trail Overview

The Fire Trail is exactly what its name says, a minimum maintenance State Forest road used for Forest Management and Fire prevention. The road conditions vary throughout the year due to weather and forestry operations. The trail is loose sand & gravel mixed with some small potholes and tighter sections. In the spring, the trail is wet and muddy; in the summer is dry and dusty. The trail is open year-round and can be accessed by any vehicle, ATV, OHV, or even a standard Pick-Up truck or stock jeep. It makes for a great light ride and can be completed within 30 minutes. Be cautious and pay attention to signage as logging operations may be occurring.

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Difficulty

The trail is a minimum maintenance state forest road, it is regularly used for logging operations, and the loggers are the only ones to perform any maintenance on it, which is normally relegated to a D6 dozer. Ruts & Shallow puddles are common but ever-changing. The road can be traversed with a stock pickup or jeep, as well as ATVs.

History

The Fire Trail is maintained for forest management, specifically logging operations, to mitigate Fire Risk in the region.

Technical Rating

Fire Trail - SFR 1428 can be accessed by the following ride types:

• High-Clearance 4x4
• SUV
• SxS (60")
• ATV (50")
• Dirt Bike