Verde-Windfall

Total Miles
9.3

Elevation

1,553.44 ft

Duration

1 Hours

Technical Rating

2

Easy

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Fall

Trail Overview

The route begins on a gravel two-lane road that eventually will go to one lane in places, with some spots to pass another vehicle. Traffic is very light on the route with an occasional hunter or UTV along the way. There is cell service along all parts of the route. The route has beautiful views of the flora changing in the fall months. Some areas of the route pass through a large area of new growth due to fire. You can expect to climb 2,300 feet from the start to the end of the route. Wildlife can be seen along the route with many views of the Highway 90 Corridor below you. There are no facilities on this route, but there are spots to stop for a snack and take pictures.

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Verde-Windfall
Verde-Windfall
Verde-Windfall

Difficulty

The route is mainly made up of gravel, but loose rock and fallen trees could be on the route at any time. Steep banks and sharp blind curves can be encountered. The route will gradually climb 2,300 feet from start to finish.

History

The route passes through a large burned area of the Lolo Forest.

Technical Rating

2

Status Reports

There are no status reports yet for this trail.

Access Description

The route begins from Quartz Creek Road.

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