Jennings Creek Trailhead

Posted On: 11/21/2010 By: ColoradoSherpa
Info: The road has some ice and about 3 to 4 inches of snow, but has packed tracks that make driving it easier. I was able to arrive at the Jennings Creek trail head without any problems in a stock 4wd.

Posted On: 11/8/2010 By: mattpayne11
Info: Snowy and icy up higher, but still pretty accessible to 4WD vehicles.

Posted On: 9/19/2010 By: 14erkid
Info: Road has mud and water in a few spots. The road is fine though. I saw a VW eurovan make it just fine to the TH.

Posted On: 8/20/2014 By: BillMiddlebrook
Info: Yes, this trailhead has been abandonded by the USFS, but they can‘t simply "close" off public land. They took down the signs but the trail remains. It provides good access to Tabegauche‘s west ridge and upper Jennings Creek. If you use it, be careful (as on all 14er routes). Accidents happen on many 14ers but we can‘t close trails based soley on that reason or we would be closing off many 14ers. Be careful out there people and plan ahead. Oh, and if you climb Tabeguache from the west ridge, don‘t descend into McCoy Gulch! This is public land but please be aware of the Sheriff Department‘s concerns and travel safe. BTW, the main reason that the Forest Service abandonded this route is because they could not maintain a sustainable trail up Tabe‘s southwest ridge.

Posted On: 11/12/2007 By: SarahT
Info: Totally dry still

Posted On: 5/26/2007 By: ktiffany
Info: Free and clear. Only one downed tree, but is easy to skirt around! 5-26-07