Warm Fire Resto

Trail Overview

The Warm Fire Resto Trail is an easy gravel road that's wide with plenty of places to pass. This trail is marked by a placard at the beginning detailing the damage done to the area by the Warm Fire in 2006, where roughly 59,000 acres burned. This trail was put in to facilitate the regrowth and rehabilitation of that area. The placard has some great information on it, so feel free to stop and check it out. The trail itself is nice, winding and rolling through new-growth ponderosa pine seedlings and aspen groves. There is some erosion on this trail, no doubt shaped by the monsoon rains that come to this area every summer. Other than that, there are no obstacles on this trail, but also no cell service, so offline maps are recommended. The trail terminates at an off-level campsite and turnaround surrounded by aspen trees.

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Difficulty

This is an unmaintained trail that is wide enough to pass others and has no obstacles. There is some light erosion that may prove challenging if visited during the monsoon season or after a rain event.

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