Upper 2 Mile Loop

Total Miles
2.2

Technical Rating

4

Moderate

Best Time

Summer, Spring, Fall

Trail Type

50" Trail

Accessible By

Trail Overview

This is a 2-mile-long section of ATV trail that rides through a scenic forest of aspens. The north end starts on a flat hill top through grassy meadows, but it immediately starts descending gradually through the forest, with minor rocky sections, and potential for big log hazards from new downfall. The trail system appears to be well-maintained, and new downfall will likely get cleared for the season, but there can be major log hazards in early season/springtime. There was a lot of stick debris in the trail from previously cut logs. There are a couple of steeper spots that have more embedded and loose rock and ruts, forming small ledges. Additionally, there are some roots across the trail in some of the steeper spots. The trail descends down to a meadow with a muddy and rutted stream crossing. It keeps meandering through the meadows and aspen forest with minor rock in the trail, until it meets up with another segment of ATV trail on the south end.

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Upper 2 Mile Loop
Upper 2 Mile Loop

Difficulty

This is a moderate ATV trail due to several small rock ledges, a couple of short steep segments, and the potential for big log hazards, especially in early season. This is a forested environment above 9,000 feet in elevation, so riders should expect typical alpine hazards such as extreme weather, mud, and fallen timber. It is generally pretty gradual and does not have any major off-camber sections or exposure.

Technical Rating

4

Status Reports

There are no status reports yet for this trail.

Upper 2 Mile Loop 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 (the 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 camp sites along the Geyser Pass and Rim Rocker trails that can be used as parking/staging.

Upper 2 Mile Loop Map

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