Bear Canyon Trail 28

Total Miles1.8
Technical Rating
3Easy
Best TimeSummer, Spring, Fall
Trail Type50" Trail
Accessible By
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Trail Overview

Bear Canyon is an easy ATV trail in the Carson National Forest that connects Trail 22 to Forest Road 1877. It is a wide, single-lane, road-width path that looks like it’s been bulldozed as a fire break and for logging. There are big log piles off to the side of the trail, and clear-cut hillsides. It goes through a scenic forest of pines and aspens at high elevation, gaining over 1,000 feet throughout the 1.8-mile-long route. It’s mostly gradual, but gets steeper near the east end; it’s still easy since it’s so wide and more like a road. The trail surface is mostly dirt, with shallow ruts that are filled in with loose rocks, which makes it slightly more technical. This trail is open to motorized use from 3/15 to 11/15.

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Difficulty

This is an easy route because it is mostly a road that has been widened for logging. It is steep, with lots of loose rocks, but no major obstacles. Expect ruts and high-elevation challenges such as changing weather conditions, downed logs, or mud.

Technical Rating

3

Bear Canyon Trail 28 Trail can be accessed by the following ride types:

  • Single Track
  • 50 Inch

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