Imnaha 676 South

Trail Overview

Imnaha 676 is a scenic backcountry route that begins near Imnaha and winds north through a narrow canyon, eventually reaching the gate to the Zumwelt Prairie Preserve. The gravel road starts relatively smooth, passing cattle farms and open country before narrowing into a brush-lined corridor surrounded by trees. As the trail continues north, the road becomes rockier and more uneven, offering a more rugged experience. The route follows the canyon floor, providing beautiful views of surrounding rock walls and the evolving landscape. Around mile 6.5 and 7, drivers will encounter two water crossings, which may be shallow or more challenging depending on recent weather.

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Difficulty

This trail is rated a 2 due to rocky, uneven terrain, narrow sections, and water crossings. High clearance is recommended, and 4WD may be required if wet or after storms. Ideal for drivers seeking solitude, scenic canyon driving, and a little extra technical variety without extreme obstacles.

Technical Rating

Imnaha 676 South can be accessed by the following ride types:

• High-Clearance 4x4
• SUV