Trail Overview
Non-Resident OHV permits apply to ATVs, UTVs, and dirt bikes. Plated street-legal vehicles typically do not need one on legal motorized routes. This route is a straightforward backcountry drive that works well for travelers looking for an easy trail without major technical challenges. The surface is primarily a mix of sand and dirt, making for a generally smooth and relaxed ride in dry conditions. While the route is simple overall, there are several washouts along the way that can create uneven crossings, shallow ruts, or small dips that require drivers to slow down and pay attention. None of these features is especially difficult, but they are enough to keep the trail from feeling like a standard graded road.
Difficulty
This route is mostly a simple sand and dirt trail with only minor washouts and no major obstacles. Weather can play a bigger role than the obstacles themselves. After recent rain, the sandy and dirt-based surface may become softer, slicker, or more difficult to navigate depending on conditions.