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Has more snow than rule ridge but nothing to bad or challenging. Nice little connector.

Cut across this to get to Rule Ridge and no major changes to report since last October.

A great little connector trail if you are driving in the area! We found a grove of Aspen trees changing and it was quite spectacular!

We connected to Manchester with this trail and the leaves changing made for some fun pictures.

Took this to cut from Rule to Manchester (downhill). Was a bit exciting because I was towing a teardrop camper. Nice way to exit Rule before it get really busy.

Trail was open and in great shape, not too much traffic and easy jump over from Manchester to Rule Ridge to complete a loop.

This trail is open, however, CAUTION. Colorado weather is unpredictable this time of year and there may be the occasional fresh snow fall or mud and melting snow. This trail is in an area of the state where snowfall levels have dropped for the season and the majority of the trails are dry, muddy and/or only have a small bit of snow on them. Again, please use caution if traveling on these trails until the dryer season.

This trail is located at a higher alitude of Colorado and at this time of year should be considered impassable for any regular off-road user. Some people may be able to manage these trails with the correct gear, emergency equipment, and rig. Travel with caution.

Used as a connector between 357 and 364. Gets sporty with some snow, but there are a few spots to pull over and allow uphill traffic right-of-way to pass. The area got 3-4 inches of snow on December 13th. Once again this year, my local Toyota club supported the USFS Pikes Peak Ranger District (PPRD) and their annual Christmas Tree cutting event. We patrol the forest roads in the designated cutting area, report road conditions, and extract "stuck" vehicles if someone asks for help. The designated area this year was north Divide, where Rule Ridge (357) was the east boundary, Spring Creek (CR 3) was the west boundary, and CO 78 (Painted Rocks Road) was the north boundary. For three consecutive weekends (November 28-29, December 5-6, and December 12-13) we had club volunteers patrolling these Forest Roads. I was present each day (except December 5) and drove almost every road in this area (I drove all for which Trails Offroad has published a guide, except the southern end of Grouse Road/354).

Easy little crossover trail. Nothing of note.

Did this trail while updating trails in the area. No changes to the writeup at this time.

This is a really fun connector between Rule Ridge and Machester Creek. The trail is dry all the way through and it's been two full winters since we were there last and it took some damage in that time. Due to increased rutting, the size of some of the whoopdedoos and angles on the trail, the rating has been bumped up slightly to "2" from "1" and it is now recommended for 4x4s with some clearance.

Trail is open, just a few small areas of snow and ice in the shade.

Used 358 to get over to Manchester Creek. The trail is open with nothing significant to report.