Pickett Peak Road 31053
Total Miles
5.5
Elevation
2,655.57 ft
Duration
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Technical Rating
Best Time
Summer, Fall
Trail Overview
Pickett Peak Road entrance is marked with USFS number 31053. The gradual ascent is typically one vehicle wide with places to pass on this double-track dirt trail. This first 2.5-mile portion of the trail ascends from an elevation of 7,800 feet to 8,500 feet. The trail descends and then climbs to the trail's highest point of 8,700 feet. This climb is the steepest and most technical part of the trail. This slightly steeper section of the trail winds tightly between pine trees which will present long-wheelbase vehicles (Jeep Gladiator size) a challenge. There are a couple of small seasonal stream crossings with a water depth of 6 inches or less. This double-track trail is suited for off-highway and 4WD high-clearance vehicles. It's not recommended for 2WD or 4WD cars.
Photos of Pickett Peak Road 31053
Difficulty
This trail is unmaintained after rain or snow. The road is double-track and single-vehicle-width. A few tall stones and obstacles under 6 inches can be easily avoided. 90% of the trail is easy, but there is 1,500 feet of steep trail that winds tightly through the pine trees.
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