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OHV 24- A trail of Rock Run Recreation Area. OHV 24 is a designated Off-Highway Vehicle Trail and should be able to be traversed with little skill and patience. One end starts at Coyote Pass Trail, and the other end at Play Pond Path Green Trail. OHV 24 is a relatively flat trail, though it does ste...
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Forest Road 24 is a main trail that leads to nearly a dozen campgrounds and trailheads from off this one road. There are also several offshoot trails to explore. The Pacific Crest Trail passes through as well. At one point there is a small pull-off that offers quite an amazing view of Mount Adams in...
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This is a dirt and gravel road south of Highway 24. This road goes into the Poison Spring WMA. A camping permit is required and is free at the Poison Springs WMA website. This road can be slippery when wet. Some mild water crossings can be present during and after rains. Watch for wildlife crossing ...
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Locust Gap 24 has a variety of terrain, and you should be prepared for small rocks, washouts, slight uphills and downhills, and mud! The water and muddy obstacles can be on the deeper side. There are muddy bypasses if you don't want to get into the deep mud. The trail takes you through the woods and...
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Trail 24 goes from Trail 1 to Trail 8. There are rocky spots, ruts, puddles, and muddy sections to this trail. It is an old logging path trail so there is a decent width to it and a few small obstacles. The bottom of this trail goes right up to the property line. Please do not trespass.
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The Caja del Rio Road (#24) is a 23-mile drive across the Caja del Rio Plateau to La Bajada Mesa. It ends with a large escarpment dropping 1000 feet to the valley below with the Pueblo de Cochiti and Pueblo of Santa Domingo reservations. The views for miles from here on a clear day are tremendous wi...
Learn more about Caja del Rio to La Bajada Mesa-USFS 24

Dan's Creek is a 10-mile point-to-point trail following the creek of the same name. Beginning from the north, the trail wraps around the back of Gold Hill. At mile 4.3, stay left at the fork (shown in photo 6) to continue on FS 24, or turn right onto Dan's Creek Divide (FS 2420). FS 24 ends at its i...
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The Little Manistee Cutoff is the trail that splits the greater Little Manistee trail between the north and south half. This 24-inch trail runs parallel to a 72-inch ORV route. This trail is a primarily sand-based trail that has been worn in. Generally, the trail has sunk 1-3 feet below the surround...
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Trail 24, also known as Excelsior Swamp, is renowned for being one of the muddiest and most water-filled trails in the park. If you enjoy navigating through mud and water fording, this trail is perfect for you. Be prepared for deep water holes with muddy bottoms, washouts, and bypasses that are just...
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Darkwater 24 is the powerline trail that comes down from the parking lot and connects to Trail 26. The trail is a hill so there are optional lines and different paths that can be taken to mix it up. The trail has some challenges but is not too rough.
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