Trail Overview
This maintained gravel road begins at the end of Pinkham Circle Road in the Roosevelt National Forest. The road is wide, easy to navigate, and suitable for all vehicles, campers, and trailers. This quick and scenic route travels through the mountains and connects to additional trails and camping areas on the other side of the forest. The trail offers great views of the surrounding mountains and dense forest, with aspen trees beginning to appear near the end. Overall, this is an easy, scenic connector trail with minimal obstacles and access to more recreation opportunities.
Difficulty
This trail has a wide, well-maintained gravel surface. The route is easy to navigate for most vehicles, including campers and trailers, with no significant technical sections. Drivers should only be aware of standard mountain road conditions and changing weather.
