Trail Overview

On this trail, you can expect small rocks, nice straightaways, some corners, and small inclines/declines. Overall the trail is fairly smooth and excellent for all riders alike. The trail runs North to South and meets up with several other trails. Don't forget to stop and take a look at some of the beautiful views of the valley. If you are heading north, the trail does eventually narrow into a single track. However, there is a place to turn around.

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Difficulty

Small/Flat Boulders. Mostly smooth trail made of dirt. About 1 car width wide. Low rolling hills.

Technical Rating

David Kailey

Sep 28, 2024

Open

At the last fork in the trail someone paintedd a pink arrow pointing left. This leg dose not go thru. There is an incredibly steep off camber decent into the creek. ground is very tore up. Could see debris from at least 2 rollover. I drove over half way down and then walked to the bottom. and there is no way out but back the way you came. Expert level experience and wench is bare minimum. very dangerous

Rory Edwards

May 12, 2024

Open

The last mile of this trail (to connect to the whitetail lake road is degraded. It will require experience and some skilled spotting for a 50” vehicle. Fun if you’re into the gnarly, not fun if off camber isn’t fun.

Paul Jordan

Apr 13, 2024

Open

Most of the trail is a casual ride. The upper 1.6 miles that connects to the Whitetail trail is NOT for full size rigs. Very eroded, and rough for a dirt bike. You can make it in a SXS if you are very confident and comfortable in off camber situations. Helps to have a good spotter who knows how to find the right line through rocks. Highly recommend a winch. Going east to west is much more difficult than the other direction. There is a small creek crossing at the bottom of the canyon. Maybe 10’ wide, 10” deep.