Trail Overview
This trail follows a dirt and rock surface and remains free of major obstacles, making it accessible for most high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles. However, several sections are off-camber, with angles reaching up to 15 degrees, which may require cautious navigation. These angled areas can become noticeably more difficult after recent rainfall due to reduced traction. Maintaining steady throttle and proper tire placement is important when navigating the off-camber sections, especially in wet conditions, to avoid slipping or sliding toward the downhill side.
Difficulty
This trail is off-camber in sections reaching up to 15 degrees, and its single-vehicle width limits room for error or passing. While there are no major obstacles, the narrow path and potential for reduced traction after rain require careful navigation and attention to tire placement, especially for wider vehicles.