Dry Creek - FS 6100-350

This is a gravel-based forest road that gradually climbs up a ridge in front of Dry Mountain. Not sure where the name came from because there was no creek to be found. This is a narrow road with a few switchbacks that has some overgrown vegetation and travels through an old burn, so there are trees downed everywhere. Expect to have to clear the roadway some, and be on alert for Rattlesnakes. The road ends in some live trees where there is room for dispersed camping, and camping is allowed along this entire route. This road has a certain beauty to it, passing through all the dead and burnt trees, then into the green, lively area. You will have a view of Dry Mountain, which stands 5,305 feet, and some views of the surrounding area. There is no cell phone service or amenities along the trail, so travel prepared, but any vehicle type should be able to complete this trail.