North Fork Crossing
Total Miles
4.1
Elevation
1,533.92 ft
Duration
1 Hours
Technical Rating
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Trail Overview
This trail starts off as forest roads meandering down the canyon. As you get near the bottom and second half the trail ruts get deeper and the trail gets slightly overgrown. At the bottom is a large campsite on the river with fishing and endless nearby roads to explore. Be ready for over gown bushes and possible trees down on the trail. High-clearance vehicles are recommended as some of the ruts are deep and full of rocks.
Photos of North Fork Crossing
Difficulty
This trail has some deep ruts and during the winter and spring seasons, it can be muddy and wet. The river crossing water levels can vary and on the other side of the river, there are some large rocks to maneuver. Be prepared for downed trees and overgrown bushes.
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