Trail Overview

Make your way up to Edith Peak and enjoy views of the valley floor below, vibrant wildflowers, and (if you're lucky) a snow-capped Ch-paa-qn Peak in spring. This road is usually buried in snow from mid-late fall through late spring and includes several stomach-turning moments where the road narrows and drops off but is often drivable by most vehicles.

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Difficulty

While there are occasional narrow sections and ruts that fill with mud after snow-melt or rain, this road is often passable by most vehicles.

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Shane @FirstDueOverland

Jul 09, 2025

2021 Toyota 4Runner

Open

DustyWashboard

Dusty when dry, and get a little tight in spots with several steep hill climbs. The Edith Peak Lookout is no longer there. Beautiful hike to a pullout several hundred yards from the gate at the end that gives you 180 views of the valley below though. Great spot to hike in for lunch or to stretch your legs.

Devyn Heimbeck

May 20, 2023

2018 Chevrolet Colorado

Obstructed

Deep Snow

Edith Peak 476-1 Trail can be accessed by the following ride types:

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Edith Peak 476-1

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Edith Peak 476-1 Trail can be accessed by the following ride types:

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