Trail Overview
FR C-1100 is an easy forest road on Washington DNR-managed land. The route is open to street-legal vehicles, including plated motorcycles. The road follows a winding descent through dense forest, losing approximately 397 feet of elevation before conditions deteriorate near the end. The underlying road surface is generally easy hardpack with no significant technical obstacles along the traveled portion. Forest scenery dominates the route, with occasional openings providing views toward the surrounding mountains. After roughly six minutes of riding, increasing vegetation and a fallen log block further vehicle passage. Beyond this point, the old roadbed continues into heavily overgrown terrain. Overall, C-1100 is a short, mellow forest-road descent whose primary limitation is the current blockage rather than technical difficulty.
Difficulty
The traveled portion consists of straightforward hardpack with no significant rocks, ruts, ledges, water crossings, or technical obstacles. The fallen log and heavy vegetation prevent further passage but are access limitations rather than features that increase the underlying trail difficulty.