Muddy
Trail Conditions Report

The Muddy Trails Report
has concluded for the season (February 1 through
June 1). You can expect trails to be dry most days except immediately
after a heavy rain.
Shortcutting around muddy trails
greatly increases erosion and destroys vegetation.
The open space properties and
natural-surface (not gravel) trails listed below are the most-used and
most likely to have resource damage due to use of trails that are
extremely muddy. If a trail is listed in poor condition, please consider
taking a trail that is in better condition.
When
you do encounter mud, please go through the mud instead of
widening trails. Boots and bikes clean fast, but trails take
years to heal, so get
muddy! Thank you for protecting your county's natural
resources. In addition to the information posted here, check the trail heads at
Heil Valley Ranch, Hall Ranch and Rabbit Mountain for our new "Muddy
Trails Conditions Meter" kiosks. These are updated by trail users and
should have the most current conditions. If you'd like to report
significantly different conditions than are listed here, please send an
email.
Click on the property name for this week's report:

Find these kiosks at select trailheads for the latest
conditions.
Link Trail
Good
Trails are dry.
Bummers Rock Trail
Good
Trails are dry.
Canyon Loop Trail
Good
Trails are dry.
Antelope Trail (1.0 mile)
Good
Trails are dry.
Bitterbrush Trail (3.7 miles)
Good
Trails are dry.
Button Rock Trail (2.0 miles)
Good
Trails are dry.
Nelson Loop Trail (2.2 miles)
Good
Trails are dry.
Nighthawk Trail (4.7 miles)
Good
Trails are dry.
Lichen Loop (1.3 miles)
Good
Trails are dry.
Wapiti Trail (2.5
miles)
Good
Trails are dry.
Ponderosa Loop (2.6
miles)
Good
Trails are dry.
Wild Turkey Trail (2.9
miles)
Good
Trails are dry.
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Lake Loop
Good
Trails are dry.
Tungsten Loop
Good
Trails are dry.
Kinnickinnick Loop
Good
Trails are dry.
Eagle Wind Loop Trail
Good
Trail is dry.
Indian Mesa Trail
Good
Trail is dry.
Little Thompson
Overlook Trail
Good
Trail is dry.
Trailhead Main Trail
Good
Trail is dry.
Meyers Homestead Trail
Good/Fair
Trail is mostly dry, but
soft in places and wet in still fewer places.
Walker Ranch Loop
Good/Fair Trail is 90% dry, but has soft spots, and turf is
still wet, so staying on trail is essential.
Ethel Harrold Trail
Good
Dry
conditions all along the trail, with some soft, wet spots in draws and
culverts.
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