| Road Name | Forest Service Road Name |
FDR # | Difficulty | Miles | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bear Gulch | Bear Gulch | 345.D | Closed by private property | ||
| Bennett Creek | Cheyenne Ridge | 139 | 139.1, .C, .E, .F, .J, .K, .L | ||
| Burnett Gulch | Burnett Gulch | 401 | Administrative Closure | ||
| Button Rock | Button Rock | 118 | Easy - 4 | Closed 1992, Forest Service, .3, .4B, .5 | |
| Deadman | Deadman | 319 | Closed, .A, .B | ||
| Duraven Glade | Duraven Glade | 104 | Closed | ||
| Elkhorn Creek | Elkhorn Creek | 198 | Closed | ||
| Flowers Road | Old Flowers | 152.A | Easy - 1 | Closed | |
| Green Ridge Cutoff | Nunn Creek | 319 | Easy - 2 | Closed, .E, .E1 | |
| Hell Canyon | Hell Canyon | 123 | |||
| Jimmy Creek | Jimmy Creek | 303 | Closed, Part of 303.A1 | ||
| Johnny Park | Johnny Park | 605.1 | Administrative Closure | ||
| Kelly Flats | Kelly Flats | 168.D | Administrative Closure | ||
| Lion Gulch | Lion Gulch | 120,131,322 | Closed by Private Property | ||
| Pierson Park | Pierson Park | 119 | Closed, 2W119.D1, 1W119.F | ||
| Pole Hill | Pole Hill Road | 122 | Closed, 122.A, 5W122 | ||
| Rattlesnake Gulch | Rattlesnake Gulch | 118.2A | Closed, Forest Service | ||
| Sand Creek | Sand Creek | 336.B | Closed | ||
| Storm Mountain | Storm Mountain Road | 153 | Closed, 153.D, 1W153.D, 0W299.B | ||
| Stringtown Gulch | Hyatt Hill | 345 | Closed, 345.A, 345.C | ||
| Stub Creek | Stub Creek | 193 | Includes .1, .2, .3 | ||
| Trap Creek | Trap Creek | 156.A | Closed | ||
| 176.A | 1.2 | Closed 2007. Deadman 1 Project | |||
| 178.A | 1.0 | Closed 2007. Deadman 1 Project | |||
| 199 | 1.5 | Closed 2007. Deadman 1 Project. Includes .A, .B1, .B2, .D | |||
| ?? - Total Miles of Recreation Roads | |||||
Last Modified: 11/20/07
Notes:
Road names grayed out have been closed to the public.
Road mileage is taken from Forest Service road data. It is first pass and will be double checked when maps of each road are produced.
Difficulty ratings are based on an average. To some, the levels list the road as easier than they are, while to others they are listed as harder.
Consider this when choosing roads to drive. Know your ability. If you are new to four wheeling, start at the easy level and work up to find your highest ability.