11/12/2016 Posted On: 11/13/2016 By: JQDivide Info: There is no sign for CR 292, but it's about 10 miles from the highway AND the turn is where the road changes from pavement to dirt. Right turn onto a bridge. Just past the bridge there is a small brown stick sign that says "292" Go about 1/2 mile, right turn into the TH, also marked with stick sign. The TH is rough and has parking for about 4 vehicles. | ||||
6/27/2015 Posted On: 6/29/2015 By: CarpeDM Info: No trouble in a Subi-type vehicle. Many 2wds with some clearance could get there or very close. | ||||
12/27/2013 Posted On: 12/29/2013 By: sdkeil Info: CR-162 is plowed and passable by any car. We had to park just after turning onto CR-292 after going across the bridge for Chalk Creek. There is space enough for about 2 cars. This puts you about 0.5 mile from the unsigned 4wd road turn off. | ||||
7/31/2013 Posted On: 8/5/2013 By: TakeMeToYourSummit Info: Trailhead is easy enough to find with the advice on this page. The top section (after the 0.4 miles) is only 500‘ long with like 50‘ of elevation gain. Unless you plan on car camping, bringing a 4wd is not necessary or worth the reduced gas-efficiency. | ||||
1/6/2013 Posted On: 1/7/2013 By: Wyoming Bob Info: Well packed snow suitable for Subaru up through 4WD | ||||
12/29/2012 Posted On: 12/30/2012 By: d_baker Info: TH is still accessible with some snow (~6" ??) on the road. Traffic on CR 292 has rutted the snow pack, so I think some clearance is a good thing. 4x4 probably not necessary. | ||||
4/23/2011 Posted On: 4/23/2011 By: Chicago Transplant Info: All the winter snow has melted out, including for the first mile up the trail. Some new snow was falling today though, so may want to let that melt first. This TH is not paved, the pavement ends just before the 292 turnoff. 2WD dirt to the unmarked turnoff .4 miles in, then a little rocky, might want to park lower clearance vehicles below this road. | ||||
6/22/2008 Posted On: 6/22/2008 By: mtsuji Info: road is clear |
