960

Trail Overview

ATV Trail #960 is almost two miles long, accessed from the Sapillo Campground in the Gila National Forest. The trail goes through a dry forest of ponderosa pines. The first half climbs up a couple of hundred feet in elevation, mostly gradually, but with a few short steep climbs full of loose rock and shallow ruts. The second half descends down towards State Highway 35. There was a big tree down that will need to be cleared in order for ATVs to pass through. Some sections of the trail have a heavier layer of loose rock and ruts, while other sections are smoother, but overall, riders should expect minor embedded rock layers making tiny stair steps less than 6 inches tall.

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Difficulty

Overall, it is an easy trail; however, it has a few rocky sections, including small embedded rock layers, and a steep, loose climb. It is still considered easy, but it is one of the rockier trails in this small trail system.

Technical Rating

960 can be accessed by the following ride types:

• ATV (50")
• Dirt Bike