Walker Ridge Road

This is one of my favorite trails - I take it all the way to Bartlett Springs, and around the reservoir, then exit by Clear Lake - about 45 miles of trails altogether. Lots of scenic views, good places to pull over and have lunch or just relax. I enjoy leading groups of first time off-roaders out there to help build confidence and help them see the joy of being out in nature off the beaten path. The entire trail is SUPER easy. There are some offshoot trails you can take that are a bit narrower or require a bit more ground clearance, but overall the entire area is very easy.

Way to over tan to enjoy by the ATV-Side by Side crowd . Plus definitely rude & inconsiderate people frequent. This was the third time I visit and the worse . Any other time for a review would have been a better review . Never will go again.

The trail was very easy to drive. it's possible to make this trail with a 2wd. there were several different campsites including Blue Oak campsite which is located to the right side as you go along the trail. I understand this is a popular target shooting area but this place was riddled with bullet holes and ammo casings, everywhere we turned for potential camping spots it was just too much it was kind of a turnoff for me and my crew as campers. There was also a lot of trash and broken beer bottles everywhere. as explorers and adventurers, it's up to us to keep the places we travel clean. Overall, fun beginner trail for someone looking to see if this is what they want to do.

Had a great time on the trail. Some dirt bikes not crowded at all. Nice easy trail beautiful views. Definitely be heading back to camp.

I had so much fun going up this trail. It was up high with nice view and my stock Land Rover did just fine. (I even saw a Honda Ridgeline going up). Saw few people camping and some were shooting. It gets bumpy but nothing extreme. Worth a visit for a beginner!

Closed by the Pawnee fire.

Nice trip; explored some mines, a little target shooting, and some canoeing. The Indian Valley Reservoir campground was closed (seasonal?) so we stayed at the Blue Oak Campground (free, has a single vault toilet and six sites). Thanks for the excellent description; I wasn't aware of this place.