DESCRIPTION:
T205
is an old road that begins at FR201 and runs 1.0 miles along the ridge, though
pinyon-juniper woodlands, to the Forest boundary.
A loop hike consisting of a part of T208,
T207, T205, and return via the connector [See T207 write up.] provides a hike
that ascends, with switchbacks from the canyon bottom along a ridge to
FR201. T205 itself has an easy gradient along
a high ridge. Views of the surrounding
canyon country become available once T207 climbs out of the canyon.
ACCESS:
The
best access to FR205 is a hike of T208 and T207 (or the connector), beginning
at the trailhead of T208 on FR527. The
upper end of T208 is at FR201 and the trailhead for T205 is 0.2 miles east
along FR201. FR201 is considered
impassable form most high clearance 4WD vehicles. At present, access across land beyond the
Forest boundary is uncertain.
FR527
requires a 4WD high clearance vehicle.
It crosses the stream bed several times.
In one section, the road bed has eroded into a Vee, and the sides of the
Vee will be slick when the soil is damp.
Do not attempt to drive FR527 unless it is dry. |