Bear Canyon

To get to the trailhead, drive down bear canyon road until you cannot go any farther, then park. The trail starts as a double track road, with some fun mud puddles and some nice rocky sections you can crawl, and some rocks on the left side of the trail. You will eventually cross a bridge, and you may be able to drive through the creek depending on water level. Once you cross the bridge, the road continues, but a small trail splits off from this point just pass the bridge and connects to the end of the road making a loop. If you decide to make it a loop, look for a small trail that splits off to the right soon after you cross the bridge. This trail is much more challenging and you will find it quickly crosses back over the creek, which is a fun river crossing for your RC (water level permitting). Once you cross back over the creek, the trail narrows and continues parallel to the creek, and there is a lot of fun bumps, small climbs, and mud pits in this section of trail. After a few miles, the trail turns left and crosses back over the creek, creating yet another fun river crossing. The trail continues on the other side of the creek, with some fun climbs and a brief but gnarly side hill before quickly turning around and connecting with the end of the road. The road runs parallel to the creek back towards where you parked, and climbs up onto the ridge a little bit. The road is pretty basic, but there are some fun rocks and climbs on the right side of the road, and some pretty views. Eventually the road returns back to the bridge, and you can follow the same trail you took in back to your car.