Bolt Camp

Trail Overview

Start out on a gravel fire road that winds up the mountain, with many openings for good views of the mountains. Once you take a slight left turn off the main fire road you continue on a single-track style trail that is steeper up the mountain. Pass two main waterfalls that flow across the trail in their own wide rut. Usually about 12 inches deep, one drops down about 18 inches to the water. There is about a 1/8th mile section towards the middle that has a series of 12 to 30-inch deep ruts down the center of the trail that you can either straddle or drop one side of the vehicle into. The trail is tight and very forested, usually needs to clear a fallen tree or two after a storm. As of now, there is a big downed tree blocking the trail toward the top so the map stops about 1000 feet short. There is snow in the winter if you go early it's passable but mid-winter the snow will be very deep towards the top.

Difficulty

There are a few waterfalls on the side of the trail that pass over the trail. Water is about 12 inches deep usually. Few eroded areas that make the trail very tight. About a 1/8th mile section of 12 to 30 inch deep ruts down the center that you can straddle or put one side of the vehicle into. Very few spots to turn around or pass.

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