Trail Overview

The Pine Union Hilltop FSR 2137, is a gravel forestry service road located on the eastern Fredericktown sector of Mark Twain National Forest. The Pine Union Hilltop is the section that comes after the fork with it the 2137A. It has stable smooth riding and a few thrills to match, including loose rock, small grades, tree roots small ruts, a small water collection area, and a few larger water collection holes towards the end. The trail also includes several cutouts that could be very camp worthy. At the end of the public land, the road keeps going but has several no trespass and forestry boundary signs to warn you that you are there, there is a little cut out here that is a great place to spin around and head back out.

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Difficulty

The trail features loose rock, scattered in the path randomly, some water channeling mounds to crawl over, with small water erosion ruts to pair with it. The further into the trail you go the more the difficulty increases due to the water collection holes which on a normal day are probably 6"-12" deep and the more the main gravel road breaks apart and feels more natural. If rain is in the area the difficulty will increase depending on the intensity of the rain.

Technical Rating

Trenton Pennington

Mar 17, 2024

Open

Jon M

Apr 22, 2023

Open

Chris Menz

Mar 14, 2023

Open