Two Towers Loop

Early weekday morning so it was really nice and quiet. I didn’t see or hear anyone for the two hours I was in there. Really fun trail! Not hard unless you really get crazy and veer off the main trail. Some dried up marshes with low tree stumps that can get stuck on your underbody if you not careful. Other than that tho the trail was fun and safe for beginners and offers enough room at times to whip your rig around in the dirt and sand. Cool hill feature toward the end of the trail that’s easy to navigate. Trail gets pretty narrow at times and I picked up some pinstripes along the way but i was able to get through the whole thing with a full size truck. I live in NY about an hour and a half away from the trail and it was definitely worth the trip. Next time I’ll take my kids and I’ll try a little harder to find the animals from the six flags safari they talk about.

We were pulled over by the police wild life enforcement and they gave a ticket to dirt bikes and ATV for riding in the main road. And I didn’t now we couldn’t go into to the trails lol so confusing. They have miles and miles of trails and we can’t go.

It’s a good offroad trails. Nothing difficult with some challenges.

So nice. Such an amazing spot to go and ride. A lot of people and great trails.

Snow was fine our crew was pushing through, but there were a lot of downed pine trees. We cut some out of the way but most of the trails have them. If you go out bring a chainsaw or something to cut.

Trail was mostly snow covered but still manageable. Some wet muddy areas. Was definitely a good time and worth the ride. Rocky hill areas were definitely fun

Great trail. It was just us for hours and on the way out we came across a group of about 8+. Mostly sand and gravel and some muddy areas. Puddles were not deep and easy to navigate. Parts of the trail can get narrow but luckily no pin striping. The end with the hills and small rock climb were the most fun. My son and I spent an hour plus there going up and down each track. Hope you all enjoy as this is one of the better trails in the area!

Great overlanding trails. We were there for 3hrs. Definitely going back.

Some mud holes and mud filled ruts of unknown depth. Most have bypasses or can be skirted around. Did not attempt to check depth due to icy conditions so stayed out of the water. Clearance between trees is quite narrow in some bypasses. Passable for mid-size vehicles but likely too narrow for full-size trucks. Mud holes and narrow passage between trees is the biggest challenge here. Saw a couple other vehicles but did not have to pass on the trail, which would have required backing.

very fun once you get to back side little difficult than setting

normal trail conditions. took the southwest part of two tower loop. trail was in good condition even with rain the night prior.

first time off-roading ever, was not too bad if you have someone to show you to rope and the arts of possibility. rubicon jl did its thing

Trail was great! Dry conditions with a few mud pools that had bypasses, nothing a good AWD or 4x4 couldn't get through. Lots of sand built up, especially at intersections but drivable. The small technical rock climbs (not pictured) are a bit damp but have good lines, was even able to get up with my FWD 1st gen Highlander (with good tires) and only bottomed out once! With no rain, trail should be very doable for even normal SUVs for awhile!

Trail was mostly dry and in great condition and relatively easy, making it great for new and inexperienced drivers. The trail has a little bit of everything. Start with some narrow bumpy gravel, then small area with loose sand to throw your ride around, then rocky incline climbs, then finally we muddy area that aren’t too deep. There was one bit deeper wet mud patch with area to go around; I would avoid if you’re alone or don’t have the means to get out if stuck. Lots of dirt bikers around but didn’t see any trucks running the trail.