Trail Overview

Presley Lake - FS 2257515 starts as a hard-packed gravel surface and transitions to red cinder halfway through the route. There are numerous water bars, ranging from 1–2 feet in height throughout the climb. Some sections narrow due to overgrowth, but there are no hanging trees or clearance issues for taller vehicles. At the top of the trail is a significantly larger rocky water bar with a cluster of 8–10-inch rocks that require careful navigation over. This trail is an out-and-back route primarily used to access Presley Lake. Users should be prepared for uneven terrain and changing trail conditions while navigating the entire climb.

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Difficulty

This trail maintains 1–2-foot water bars throughout the climb and a challenging rocky water bar at the top featuring a cluster of 8–10-inch rocks. The transition in surface traction from hard-packed gravel to loose red cinder, combined with uneven terrain and sections narrowed by overgrowth, requires careful navigation and makes it a moderately demanding route.

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