Woodside

Total Miles
3.9

Elevation

1,635.94 ft

Duration

0.5 Hours

Technical Rating

4

Moderate

Best Time

Spring, Fall, Winter

Trail Overview

This trail starts out on slickrock, then dips in and out of a rocky wash. It weaves around the base of loose rocky hills, with lots of small ledges (about a foot tall) while in the slickrock sections, plus loose hill climbs. There's a taller ledge obstacle halfway through, but it's been built up with rocks to make a ramp, so it remains moderate difficulty. You'll go down this obstacle if going east to west. There's more slickrock and sand on the south end, as the trail goes straight through a bunch of deep sand whoops on the top of a mesa. Near the south end, it goes over a huge slickrock slab, with a few more ramped rock ledges. They are a couple of feet tall, but they are super ramped, so they are not overly difficult. The south end of the trail puts you into a sandy wash near the intersection with the Summerville ATV trail.

Photos of Woodside

Woodside
Woodside

Difficulty

This is an intermediate trail because although it has several rock ledge obstacles, all of them are either pretty small, or really ramped, so they are not too difficult to get up or down.

Technical Rating

4

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Access Description

The Chimney Rock/Woodside trail system is mostly made up of difficult rocky singletracks, plus a couple easier ATV trails, and lots of Jeep roads to explore. From Highway 6, turn west onto the Green River Cutoff Road, and follow the road for about 3 miles until the staging area. There are great dispersed camp sites along the Green River Cutoff Road for several miles.

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