Trail Overview
Camp Creek Road - FS 2266-330 is a mellow gravel road that starts flat, wide, and easy to navigate, though there is no trail sign at the start. About a quarter mile into the trail, you'll encounter shallow rain ruts and sections of loose, softball-sized rocks. These rocky sections are short but require some attention when navigating through them. Shortly after, the trail becomes heavily overgrown with vegetation and narrows significantly. Currently, the route is approximately motorcycle-width in several areas and is not recommended for four-wheel vehicles. The end of the trail includes several 4–6-inch downed logs across the path. This trail is best suited for motorcycles or smaller vehicles prepared for tighter conditions.
Difficulty
This rating is earned due to the transition from a flat, wide gravel road to sections featuring shallow rain ruts and loose, softball-sized rocks. Additionally, navigating the route requires negotiating heavily overgrown, narrow sections (approximately motorcycle-width) and crossing several 4–6-inch downed logs at the end of the path.