Trail Overview
The Millis Road Spur is one of the longer and more challenging trails in the area, featuring multiple mud and water holes that can reach depths of up to 18 inches after rainfall. While a few of these obstacles have bypasses, they may be narrow, risking paint stripes or smaller water and mud pits of their own. Aside from these sections, the trail is generally manageable, with sandy double track, winding turns, and occasional whoops. Scattered along the route are several clearings often used for camping, many of which include fire rings, parking space, seating areas, and spots for tents. These campsites range in size up to about 4 vehicles.
Difficulty
A few mud pits and water crossings are scattered throughout the trail. While some have bypasses, not all do. The water crossings can have soft bottoms and may reach depths of up to 18 inches after rainfall.
