Trail 16

Total Miles
1.9

Technical Rating

3

Easy

Best Time

Summer, Fall, Spring

Trail Type

50" Trail

Accessible By

Trail Overview

The eastern end of this ATV segment of Trail 16 starts at a turnoff from a road portion of Trail 16, at a 50" pinch point that departs from the road alternate. The route follows a wide shelf trail cut into the mountainside, elevated above Twomile Creek, as it traverses the hillside through a forested corridor between pines and aspens. The shelf is mostly gradual the whole way, with a couple of steeper spots, making one big hairpin turn after 1.3 miles, and gaining over 600 feet in elevation over the course of the 2-mile-long route. The one big switchback is wide and gradual, with a bit of embedded rock, but it is still easy and approachable. Expect some minor loose rock and potential for downed logs. The trail is on the north-facing side of the mountain, so it can still have some snow drifts in late spring, even when the rest of the trail system is clear of any snow. There is a picnic table at the hairpin turn that makes for a fun rest stop.

Photos of Trail 16

Trail 16
Trail 16

Difficulty

This trail is easy as it is mostly gradual the whole route, with only minor rock, and no major obstacles. It is ideal for less experienced riders.

Technical Rating

3

Status Reports

There are no status reports yet for this trail.

Trail 16 can be accessed by the following ride types:

  • ATV (50")
  • Dirt Bike

Access Description

You can stage for the Upper 2 Mile Trail System at several locations. There is a large dirt parking lot at the entrance to Geyser Pass (southern entrance to 154, just off of Highway 46). The La Sal Creek Winter Trailhead is another option along Geyser Pass, located 2 miles north of Highway 46. There is another staging area 7 miles north of Highway 46, along Geyser Pass, at the southern entrance to OV353439. Additionally, there are numerous dispersed campsites along the Geyser Pass and Rim Rocker trails that can be used as parking/staging.

Trail 16 Map

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