Bats Nest to Sone Quarry

Total Miles
2.4

Elevation

375.58 ft

Duration

0.5 Hours

Technical Rating

4

Moderate

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter

Trail Overview

Bats Nest Road is a non-maintained road with several large mud holes and rutted sections. This route can be used as a connector to Stone Quarry Road. There are bypasses around the two largest mud holes. One bypass is a really tight fit through several trees. Make sure you have a winch and recovery gear if attempting the mud holes, they are deep.

Photos of Bats Nest to Sone Quarry

Bats Nest to Sone Quarry
Bats Nest to Sone Quarry
Bats Nest to Sone Quarry

Difficulty

Two deep mud holes and a few rutted sections. Good tires (min 33s), ground clearance, winch, and recovery gear are recommended.

Technical Rating

4

Status Reports

David Jobe
Apr 20, 2024
4x4
Open
Rough/Deteriorated
Unable to access trail from the south due to flooded over road, able to access from north side of trail, ran it north to south then turned around and ran back south to north
Carlos Rivera
Apr 07, 2024
1996 Jeep Cherokee
Obstructed
Impassable Water Crossing
Close by the end on walhonding rd
Jon Gingerich
Mar 10, 2024
4x4
Open
Ran the trail from south to north and just after a rain so it was extra slick. There is one section that was really slick rutted mud between a 3ft washout and a tree. You will need good tires if running the trail wet.
Stephen Feck
Feb 25, 2024
4x4
Open
Muddy/Wet
Heading north to south is definitely easier since downhill. There was 4-5 kids and adults on 4-wheelers also on the trail so I would just make sure to keep an eye out. 5-6 good size water areas also. Great time.

Access Description

Take the unmarked road off SR715 by Bats Nest Park.

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