Trail Overview
From the south end, IB 67 starts off smooth and wide across the hilltops, providing an easy beginning. As it descends, the trail narrows into a shelf-style path with uneven ground, shallow ruts, and loose rock scattered along the surface. The descent becomes steeper, with sweeping curves and consistent water bars. Drivers will also encounter embedded rock layers--more ramped than shelf-like--which add texture and mild difficulty without being overly technical. Combined with the steeper grade, these features elevate the trail to an intermediate difficulty level. This is a moderate trail with a steep hill that is a good option for drivers looking for something more engaging without stepping into advanced terrain.
Difficulty
This is an advanced trail with steep spots, ruts, and rock features, ideal for more experienced drivers. This is considered Most Difficult by Hatfield McCoy's rating system.