Bear Canyon Rd-FS 855 A

Total Miles
5.2

Technical Rating

3

Easy

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Fall

Trail Type

Full-Width Road

Accessible By

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Bear Canyon Rd-FS 855 A
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Trail Overview

Bear Canyon Road begins in the Signal Fire burn scar but climbs into a beautiful Ponderosa pine forest. The road is generally easy and well-maintained. Great views of the Black Range as you climb higher. The vegetation is an interesting mix primarily Ponderosa pines but also some agaves. Agaves are mostly found in Mexico and are what tequila and mescal are made from. The road ends at a private inholding. Don't go through the gate. The Continental Divide Hiking Trail crosses the road.

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Bear Canyon Rd-FS 855 A
Bear Canyon Rd-FS 855 A

Difficulty

This trail is mostly very easy, there are a few rocky sections and mud holes.

Technical Rating

3

Status Reports

Elias Davila
Jul 31, 2024
4x4
Open
Muddy/Wet
It was untouched by anyone out there the road looks like a jungle in some parts once you hit the continental divide trail it opens back up to some hiking trails and horse trails.

Access Description

Access this trail from Signal Peak Road.

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