Trail Overview

Wolf Mountain Road is a great trail with some solid base mud puddles, some being 12-18 inches deep, and some 12-18 rock ledges along the northern end of the trail. Traveling from north to south, you will probably encounter a few small stream crossings depending on how much rain the area has seen, and there could be trees down across the trail. There was 1 tree across the trail at the time of this writing, but I was able to drive under it. Well-placed 31" tires should suffice for this trail, and enjoy the views of the Christmas tree farms along the way, but no trespassing, as they are on private property. When close to the southern end of the trail, there will be an opening with a large rock ledge with a beautiful view of the mountain and valley below. This is Horseshoe Rock. Enjoy the view here, but please don't deface the rock or leave trash, as it is on private property. Practice the Tread Lightly Principles while enjoying these areas.

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Difficulty

The mud holes could be up to 18 inches deep but have solid bottoms. The rock obstacles and ledges that are on the trail could cause some scrapes to bumpers, but good tire placement should make it possible to be driven with 31-inch tires and above.

Technical Rating

josiah

May 08, 2026

Open

Joseph Montgomery

May 02, 2026

Open

Pretty fun trail. A little rough and rocky. A few muddy spots. Never locked in the hubs.

Jon Williams

Mar 06, 2026

Open

Pretty fun, especially the muddy puddles and the one segment that is more technical/rocky. No cell service on T Mobile. If you complete this north to south, Paradise Falls is just 13 minutes away after you exit.

Erik Christy

Feb 06, 2026

Open

Jonathan Kish

Feb 03, 2026

Open

There were two sections that were a sheet of ice, other than that not bad. But the ice sections were sketchy.

J Powell

Feb 02, 2026

Open

It was open but we encountered a frozen sheet of thick ice within the first 50 yards. Passable but sketchy. Encountered more ice pretty quickly so decided to turn around.

Bryler Barnhill

Jan 19, 2026

Open

Started from the Horseshoe Rock section and only about 1/4 way into the trail came upon large sections of deep ice on a downhill. Ice went on for at least another 50 or so feet. Did not attempt to go down. Would recommend waiting til warmer weather melts these sections.

Henry Fourton

Jan 05, 2026

Open

Will Davenport

Nov 30, 2025

Open

Some overgrowth and ruts/puddles in the beginning . One rocky section where you kind of need to statistically crawl to keep out of a rock rut. Along the way you will have a great view of multiple Christmas tree farms and a bald-face rock clearing where you have a great view of the surrounding mountains. While this trail wasn’t all that difficult or long enough to take up a day the views were amazing!

DL C

Nov 01, 2025

Open

Lots of mud in the front half of the trail, easily managed in a stock LC250.