Broad Run

My go to chill ride, creek was low + couple spots for little mud. Most of the trail can be done 2wd, couple spots u may want it.

Pretty easy. I started from “Wildlife Road - FS224” and went right towards the longer part of the trail. I guess I missed the bigger water crossing but still had a few small ones that were easy.

The creek at the bottom was too deep to cross, but other than that, it was a great little trail

This is a beautiful trail this time of year with a few camp spots (I think we saw 5 total). The only reason it’s a blue is because of the one river crossing that was probably at about 24-30 inches when we crossed it with an uneven bottom. Any truck/Jeep should be good to cross it, but do so at your own discretion.

The creeks were fairly low with the deepest water crossing only being about 12". Only a couple other folks out there. Nice ride.

Down tree on wildlife trail. Broad run was clear. Pretty dusty, then light drizzle of rain, dust simmered and made it an even more enjoyable. Stock height 5thgen 4Runner, stock tire sizes 265/70r17 (sailun terramax r/t) water did NOT get in the cabin in deepest crossing. very easy, light steep climbs.

Nice ride through the woods 😊 Water fairly low at the main crossing.

Heading from NE to SW, easily managed all water crossings until the largest and last. Some pot and mud holes, but easily avoided or traversed. Silt kicked up by ATV traffic at the big crossing obscured view of the bottom through the deepest part of the crossing and I was unsure of the line so I turned around. Definitely will not be attempting in this vehicle unless even lower water levels.

Ran from south to north. Multiple creek crossings easily handled by my stock Gladiator Rubicon. Weather was beautiful and trail was pretty clear. Water levels were ok and no pin striping.

Driving a stock jeep jl had no issues. Most of the water crossings were shallow and solid. There is one longer deeper water crossing where I engaged 4wd. Rest of trail ran in 2wd.

Pretty good day to get out and ride but it has rained all week so the big creek crossing I didn’t attempt (on 33’s, passed jeep on 37’s who said it was up to his doors). The was a tree that fell on 224 near the end in craig county side (see photos).

we started from the south. you'll cross the same creek multiple times as you head north. most the crossings are short but rocky and the water levels are low this time of year. 1/3 of the way in you'll encounter a longer deeper crossing that was 2-2.5' in the middle. I could see this being much deeper after hard rain. half way through there is a playground area along the power line tract with hillclimbs and mud holes. there are a few primitive campsites along the route. the trail is nice and wide compared to most other Virginia trails

Met a couple cars traveling the opposite direction. Deepest water crossing was around 20” or so. I went through the entire run in 2WD. Definitely love this trail! Lots of fun!

Easy day with only one other person.