Boggy Draw D

Boggy Draw D is a straight-through, lightly used, two-track spur off the main Boggy Draw Road that makes its way past the small scenic ponds known as Tom Number One, Tom Number Four, and Tom Number Five Reservoir. It is one vehicle wide the entire length, with occasional passing opportunities, and is relatively smooth, except for one minor rock protrusion on the south end near Tom Number One Reservoir. Vehicles will need to trek over a 12" sloping sandstone ledge that requires a vehicle with decent ground clearance. 2WD is sufficient for the entire length, but vehicles towing trailers should avoid this spur. The trail has sharp turns and is tightly lined by trees, making pinstripping your vehicle's paint nearly guaranteed. Camping is best found on the north end between Tom Number Four Reservoir and Boggy Draw Road, where you can find 3-4 grassy campsites.

This is an excellent early-summer or fall trail for scenery, with large patches of wildflowers and Aspen Trees.