Get ready to blast your way to the Davis Creek ATV Trail and experience the thrill of ATVing. This trail will take you through some heavy over growth, because of that, this ATV trail has been classified as a difficult trail.
To get there, from US Highway 26, go about 1/4 mile till you get to Forest Service Road #2614. Go for about 2 miles till you come to Forest Road 2614229 then turn south and go another 1/4 miles and there you are.
The length of this ATV trail is about 9.1 miles with an elevation of 3980 at it's lowest and 4860 at the highest.
The trail is very rough the first 6 miles and runs close to the contours of the trail. you will be riding in some heavy timber with not many breaks so keep that in mind when heading out with your ATV.
Before heading out to run your ATV, remember that safety is the biggest concern with this sport. Always pay attention to what is going on around you. Other people use these trails and so paying attention while riding your ATV is very important.
Let someone know where you are and when you will be back. Taking a cell phone will serve you well in case of an emergency.
It is very important to wear the right equipment, so never forget your helmet, goggles, gloves, and a good pair of boots. Always do a complete check on your ATV before heading out. The brakes, the tires, even the oil to make sure all is running good.
So remember, ATVing is a wonderful sport to participate in, just use common since, be safe, and always be courteous to all.
To get there, from US Highway 26, go about 1/4 mile till you get to Forest Service Road #2614. Go for about 2 miles till you come to Forest Road 2614229 then turn south and go another 1/4 miles and there you are.
The length of this ATV trail is about 9.1 miles with an elevation of 3980 at it's lowest and 4860 at the highest.
The trail is very rough the first 6 miles and runs close to the contours of the trail. you will be riding in some heavy timber with not many breaks so keep that in mind when heading out with your ATV.
Before heading out to run your ATV, remember that safety is the biggest concern with this sport. Always pay attention to what is going on around you. Other people use these trails and so paying attention while riding your ATV is very important.
Let someone know where you are and when you will be back. Taking a cell phone will serve you well in case of an emergency.
It is very important to wear the right equipment, so never forget your helmet, goggles, gloves, and a good pair of boots. Always do a complete check on your ATV before heading out. The brakes, the tires, even the oil to make sure all is running good.
So remember, ATVing is a wonderful sport to participate in, just use common since, be safe, and always be courteous to all.
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