

Mount Hunger Road is a Class 3 and Class 4 mountain road in the hills near Bethel. The five-mile-long road starts as a Class 3 road in a rural mountain residential area. About halfway across the route, it turns into a Class 4 two-track road through the Les Newell Wildlife Management Area. Driving the road east to west, it drops roughly 600' in elevation. Uphill could pose more problems in wet weather. The west end of this road remains rugged with a mixture of rocks, dirt, and mud. It provides a great alternative exit when finishing the hard parts of Chateauguay Road. There are no obstacles on this road, and no camping was observed.