Double Diamond - 275
Total Miles
0.3
Technical Rating
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Trail Type
Full-Width Road
Accessible By
Trail Overview
Double Diamond - 275 is not for the faint of heart. This trail starts out doable by most 4x4 vehicles with a small lift and 35s. It turns into a buggy or bouncer trail. It starts to become more challenging when you are coming down the hill from Green 33. At the bottom of this trail, it connects with Arch Cave Cliff Drive 274, Green 276, and Red 217.
Photos of Double Diamond - 275
Difficulty
When coming down from Green 33, the trail becomes washed out with ruts. Further down this trail, you will have to navigate between trees that may be tight for wider vehicles or vehicles with longer wheelbases. You will also need to drive over downed trees through this section of the trail. You will then come up to a series of V-notches that get bigger the farther you drive. The most notable one will have your vehicle very off-camber. At this point, your vehicle needs to have a lot of flex, and a winch, or you need to not care about body damage. There is evidence of paint on one side. Past this the V-notches become smaller and much more manageable without the possibility of body damage
Status Reports
Double Diamond - 275 can be accessed by the following ride types:
- High-Clearance 4x4
- SUV
- SxS (60")
- ATV (50")
- Dirt Bike
Double Diamond - 275 Map
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