9/10/2020 Posted On: 9/10/2020 By: jperry1122 Info: Made it with a Pruis with no problem, maybe one close call on the way in but any 2D Saden can do this, just go slow and take you time. | 1 |
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8/14/2020 Posted On: 8/14/2020 By: mtgoatmike Info: Got my 2000 Honda Accord up to the trailhead. Road is rough in spots, especially within the first 3 miles, but careful driving and picking a good line will get you to the trailhead. | ||||
8/5/2020 Posted On: 8/5/2020 By: cpdas Info: Made it with 0 problems in a Subaru Outback, but I am fairly confident any 2WD sedan would be absolutely fine getting to the trailhead as long as the driver is paying attention | ||||
8/1/2020 Posted On: 8/5/2020 By: hamofthemountain Info: Made it in a '96 Honda Civic. Very slow going but totally doable without any scrapes, 4WD is absolutely not required when it's dry. | ||||
6/28/2020 Posted On: 6/28/2020 By: 719BR Info: Road is clear, no issues at all. A bit rough though. I've been up this road four times I think, and this is the worst I can remember it. Saw a sedan that was trying to creep up it at 2mph and finally gave up we assume as we never saw it at the trailhead. 4wd not needed bit clearance definitely a help in areas. | ||||
6/28/2020 Posted On: 6/28/2020 By: rosey33 Info: A little bumpy thats it! Made it up in an 02 Mini Cooper with no problem what so ever, just take it slow | ||||
6/22/2020 Posted On: 6/23/2020 By: Emerson4449 Info: Road 250 was a bit bumpy and had areas coated with smooth rocks, nothing a vehicle with decent clearance couldn't handle. I wouldn't recommend a sedan, it's something that a crossover SUV could do just fine. Road 252 was in very good condition. Entire drive was very easy and not steep at all, and dry, do not need 4x4. | ||||
5/24/2020 Posted On: 5/26/2020 By: Evan_Hikes Info: Road is clear all the way to the trailhead parking lot. A 2003 Accord was able to make it but kept it to 10mph or under all the way up and down: very rough. Dirt road with a lot of rocks and a few tricky dips. Easy driving for 4WD or higher clearance 2WD but reconsider taking a sedan up there. | ||||
5/18/2020 Posted On: 5/18/2020 By: Scotty21 Info: Dry all the way to the trailhead. Some careful driving on some parts of the dirt road if you have a 2WD vehicle. Plenty of camping sites on the way to the TH. Otherwise nice cruise. | 1 |
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5/14/2020 Posted On: 5/15/2020 By: hogantheepic Info: Road totally clear of snow all the way to the trailhead. Got caught behind a mustang with like 3 inches of clearance, which was not cutting it. Bring something with a good bit of clearance. | 2 |
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5/13/2020 Posted On: 5/14/2020 By: JakeByk Info: Dry all the way to the trailhead. If you value your vehicle, don't take a 2WD down this road or something with less than 4 inches of clearance. | ||||
5/10/2020 Posted On: 5/10/2020 By: gregpeak Info: Road is clear and dry all the way to the trailhead | ||||
3/6/2020 Posted On: 3/6/2020 By: fepic1 Info: Drove in a F150 4x4 to the 252-250 Y in the rd. 3 miles short of the trailhead. I used 4x4 for about 1.5 miles. Very doable in the pickup and probably in a 4 wheel suv to that point. No other vehicle track beyond the Y. | ||||
11/19/2019 Posted On: 11/19/2019 By: Wentzl Info: Why isn't this called Blanks Gulch? Anyway, snow and ice mostly melted. Drove to the trailhead, road 95% clear. Did not need to engage 4wd. | ||||
11/4/2019 Posted On: 11/5/2019 By: yardman Info: Got up to the Blanks Gulch TH yesterday, but not without some challenges. Depending upon the time of day the road is icy, snow-covered, muddy or wet. Regardless, it's slippery. 4WD is needed and higher clearance also probably needed. With another snow dump the road may be impassable. |
