Wolf Draw Trail

Trail Overview

This trail offers a straightforward out-and-back journey through a stunning canyon, tracing Forest Road 313 for about a quarter of its length. As you embark on the trail, you'll encounter a picturesque water hole (one of many) nestled in the landscape before the path winds into the depths of the canyon. While much of the terrain consists of well-maintained forest roads, it's important to note that rainy seasons may introduce some additional challenges along the way. Additionally, you'll pass through a public easement, so it's crucial to stay on the designated trail for that short stretch.

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Difficulty

During your journey, you may encounter some deep ruts, especially after rain, along with possible shallow water crossings and washouts from flash floods. Additionally, the trail may narrow in a few areas, allowing only one vehicle to pass with small drops on either side. It's important to exercise caution and be prepared for these conditions as you explore the trail.

History

The area was once occupied by the Gallina people, an ancient Native American tribe that lived for hundreds of years separate from other tribes. Ancient ruins can be found in the area.

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