V-33 Wright's Way

Trail Overview

V-33 Wright's Way is primarily used as a bypass line, as it is one of the easier trails compared to the surrounding routes. The trail is relatively short and begins as a dirt road before gradually transitioning into a brief section through the trees. As you continue, you will encounter a moderately steep hill climb that leads into a series of stair-stepped ledges, some reaching up to approximately 3 feet in height. The climb is covered in loose rock that can shift under your vehicle, creating a higher risk of losing traction. When riding in a group, this line should be taken 1 at a time, with all other drivers staging at the bottom of the hill climb. Watch out for loose rocks tumbling down to the start of the hill climb.

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Difficulty

Steep elevation gain, loose rocks, and frequent stair-stepped ledges define this trail. Ledges vary in height, with the tallest reaching about 3 feet. Maintaining momentum through the initial climb and the 1st set of ledges is critical due to reduced traction on loose surfaces. Once past the 1st set of stair steps, the loose rock thins out, making the trail easier to drive on past that section.

Technical Rating

V-33 Wright's Way can be accessed by the following ride types:

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