National Forest Development Road 33 is a 6 mile moderately popular dirt/gravel road trail located near Washington. This hike primary trail can be used both directions. On average it takes 22 minutes to complete this trail.

For more a more detailed map and outlined of current road and trail conditions, please click here. You may also call any of the local ranger stations to inquire on current conditions. Use the Forest Recreation Map to identify which station manages your area of interest. Know before you go...

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Just below Agness, the Agness–Illahe Road crosses the river to join NFD 33, also known as Agness Road, which continues parallel to the river on the left bank. The river, passing through Copper Canyon, receives Tom Fry Creek from the left, Rilea, Blue Jay, Morris Rodgers, and Painted Rock creeks from the right.

Check this road report website or contact your local ODF district office when you are planning your trip so that you have the most current information. Slow down Forest roads are often gravel and require a different type of driving skillset than paved roads.

Forest Highways or Forest Routes are a category of roads within United States National Forests. They are built to connect the national forests to the existing state highway systems, and to provide improved access to recreational and logging areas.

DNR’s forest roads are a crucial part of recreating on state lands, either on the journey to the trailhead or as a road driving experience. More than 5,700 miles of gravel roads are open to the public on DNR-managed lands, with many miles in large blocks with straightforward access.

2023年8月2日 · Beautiful singletrack trail along the Stafford Creek with a relatively steady 9-10% grade that climbs up to Navajo Pass. From Navajo pass the next mountains to the north are the breathtaking Stuart Mountain Range. Consider leaving the bike at the pass and hiking up the very steep Country Line Trail to Navajo Peak for an even better 360 deg view.

Easy hike, short but steep climb. 4.78 km round trip. Continue on NFD Rd 73 (Anthony Lake Hwy) ast the 1st crawfish trailhead to the 2nd trailhead (about 8 km). Utilizing 2 vehicles or planning on a pick up or drop off allows for a through hike of 4.82 km.

1998年1月30日 · In an effort to reduce road costs, the Forest Service established road stan- dards that minimized the resource impacts of roads and at the same time provided the needed control over route location and construction, opera-