Robbins Way Down

Trail Overview

You can run Robbins Way Down north to south, with the entrance from the Turkey Run Trail. If you like the bumpy, rock-laden, and rough country of the Turkey Run, then you'll really enjoy Robbins Way Down. It carries on from large meadow views to the north and west down the lava-rock-esque trail, southward. There are glimmers of hope of smooth dirt as you go, but not until you cross a rocky creek, which during the rainy season or after a moisture event might prove challenging, if not downright dangerous. The main fun part of this trail is on the other side of this creek, which launches you up a steep hill with loose large rocks and downed trees blocking some of the trail. From there, you'll be dealing with off-camber erosion and wash crossings with steep entrances and exits until the southern end of the trail, where it tends to mellow a bit. There is no cell service on this trail, so offline maps are recommended.

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Difficulty

This trail is peppered with obstacles. Primarily rock, it is laden with downed trees, large boulders, creek and wash crossings, and ledges that might become more challenging due to weather and moisture events. Caution is urged.

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