FS 33682

Trail Overview

Tucked just west of the breathtaking Bryce Canyon National Park, FS 33682 is a short but highly scenic single-lane dirt track situated within the beautiful Dave's Hollow trail system. Winding through dense, towering pine forests, this compact 0.7-mile route offers a tranquil transit through the woods. Along the drive, explorers will navigate a distinctly narrow corridor flanked by rustic wooden fence posts and cross underneath prominent power lines at a snowy Y-intersection. Depending on the season of your visit, particularly during early spring or late fall, drivers can expect to encounter lingering snow patches and damp, pine-needle-covered mud along the trail's edges. It is absolutely critical for visitors to note that dispersed camping is strictly prohibited anywhere along this specific forest road. Please plan to use nearby designated camping areas instead to protect the pristine forest environment and respect local regulations.

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Difficulty

FS 33682 earns a solid Level 2 Easy rating primarily due to the presence of moderate off-camber ruts carved into the soft forest dirt. While navigating these uneven and sometimes slick sections, possessing a high-clearance vehicle is certainly helpful for peace of mind, though it is not strictly mandatory for a successful traverse. During dry summer conditions, a standard AWD crossover or stock SUV can easily manage this route. However, drivers must exercise appropriate caution during the shoulder seasons; melting snow and slick, muddy tracks can significantly reduce traction, making 4WD or capable all-terrain tires a wise choice to prevent sliding laterally into the deeper ruts.

Technical Rating

FS 33682 can be accessed by the following ride types:

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