Camp Creek Trail

Overall this was a pretty nice ride. There are parts of the trail that are a little washed out and will require some ground clearance to get through, but nothing too challenging as long as you have a vehicle that can get through. The water crossing is a bit steep/narrow getting down and back up from the stream, but the water itself was less than a foot deep and easily passable.

Good trail with some technical spots. Passable with minimal damnage in a stock trd offroad. Pinstripes, wheel scrape and rock slider did its job. The water crossing is a little tricky and some twisty rutted sections.

This trail is a solid 3 or 4. If you have a stock 4WD vehicle, it may be a 5. Definitely not a 6. Running west to east, the first 1.8 miles is gravel and appears to have been recently graded. The first creek crossing is cool and ruins from an old bridge are visible is you park and walk down to the creek. This trail is beautiful, even in the winter because of the rhododendrons. We picked up two bags of trash along the way. The intersection at 4.1 miles had so many empty beer cans. The trail turns back to gravel at the intersection at 5 miles.

This was a nice trail with enough obstacles to keep it interesting. We had three vehicles and took about two hours with several water crossings. The trail has tight areas so some scratches to be expected. I believe stock wrangler could do trail but don't know I would call it stock friend.

The challenging part of the trail is the middle section between the two points where rt1 intersects with the trail. I went from the interstate end to Egeria end. The creek crossings weren't deep. After you cross the 2nd one, you will meet with an incline of about 45 degrees with a big rock you'll encounter on the right side. There are ruts, mud holes, washouts, uneven terrain, and being off-camber. Do not be scared of the 6/10 rating. It was lots of fun! A great view where rt1 joins up with the trail.

Trail is dry and clear with a lot of loose rocks. Had to lock in 4 low twice. Not many places to pass another vehicle. Fun trail though

Hard spot to find but stock wrangler handled the trail perfectly. Maintained trail with no fallen limbs or trees.

Trail was washed out in a few places but passable

A hidden gem.