White Tail Peak

Trail Overview

White Tail Peak is five miles of pure fun if you're into technical, muddy messes that push your rig and your patience. This one's rated a 5 on the difficulty scale for good reason -- deep mud holes, abrupt rock shelves, and a few axle-bending surprises tucked into tight, forested switchbacks. You'll climb gradually toward the peak, bouncing through ruts that don't dry out even in August, with a slick limestone base making things feel sketchy fast. This isn't a casual cruise -- it's a legit trail day. Air down, take your time, and run with a buddy if you can. There's a solid reward at the top, though: wide views, cooler temps, and usually not another soul in sight. No formal camp spots, but a couple of rough pads have seen tents and tailgates. Wildlife is heavy up here too -- you might bump mule deer, elk, or even mountain lion sign depending on the season. Not for stock rigs, but if you're built for it, White Tail Peak is a blast. Pack in, pack out, leave no trace, and tread lightly.

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Difficulty

This trail offers deep, muddy ruts axle axle-bending pot holes, and short ledges. Difficulty will change when the road is dry. Once you drop into this trail, you are fully committed till the end. There are no bypasses available.

Technical Rating

White Tail Peak can be accessed by the following ride types:

• High-Clearance 4x4
• SUV
• SxS (60")
• ATV (50")
• Dirt Bike