FS 2102L

FS 2102L is a there-and-back style trail that begins at its intersection with FS 2102 and navigates northeast to its endpoint at the old Pipeline 4x4 Challenge trail. The dirt trail is a narrow two-track surrounded by dense forest. The trail surface is mostly dirt with a grassy center; there are baseball- to basketball-sized rocks that protrude through the surface throughout the trail. Mudholes and water spots on this trail are not super common thanks to the hard trail surface. As the trail progresses further to the northeast, it begins to get narrower, as it is used less. Pin striping is possible for larger vehicles later in the season as undergrowth gets larger. A large portion of this trail navigates along the western face of Thunder Mountain. This leads to large hillsides which can be seen on the eastern side of the trail. There are several clearings alongside the trail which have been used for dispersed camping. These are big enough for 2-3 full-sized vehicles to fit. Cell service in this area is generally acceptable but can be slowed in the peak summer months due to increased demand on the local towers. Please remember the Pipeline 4x4 Challenge trail located at the end of this trail is not open to any wheeled traffic.