Holdup Spur

Trail Overview

Holdup Spur is a short end-to-end trail that is intersected at its midway point by FSR-377/Burma Road-Garcia Falls and gives anyone exploring more ground to cover, as well as additional dispersed camping. The surface is primarily a combination of dirt and rocks but is tame enough for most AWD vehicles that are able to traverse Burma Road. There are no large obstacles along the trail from the gate at the south end to where the trail dead-ends at the north. Dispersed camping is permitted north of where Burma Road intersects and cell service is moderate for a majority of the trail. Foliage on the southern portion of Holdup Spur is primarily cactus and shorter shrubs. The northern portion of the trail gradually becomes more dense with trees and provides several areas for more secluded camping. While there are no motorized spurs off the main road, there is a hiking trail just north of where the motorized trail ends. Wildlife is abundant and active on the northern portion of the road where the trees become more dense.

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Difficulty

There are no notable obstacles on this road. Any high clearance AWD, 4WD, or 4x4 vehicle that can complete Burma Road-Garcia Falls will easily complete the entirety of Holdup Spur.

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