Box Road (aka China Wall North)

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4.5/5 (15 reviews)
Lake George, Colorado (Park County)
Last Updated: 06/20/2023

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Highlights

Box Road in Park County, Colorado, is a scenic off-road trail connecting to the famous China Wall Road. The journey is a mix of peaceful forests filled with pine and aspen trees, with leaves rustling and birds chirping. And then, there is a challenging rock formation to climb. What stands out, though, are the stunning views of the Tarryall Mountains and Colorado wilderness. Box Road and China Wall Road collectively create an idyllic off-road journey for any Colorado adventurer by offering an enticing blend of exciting forest obstacles and awe-inspiring vistas.


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Trail Reviews

4.5/5 (15)
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Rated 5/5
Visited: 06/24/2023
Difficulty Accuracy: Harder

Box road has a couple of fun obstacles. The way point 4 obviously has eroded some with all the rain. Fun obstacle but I coukd see the rating being a 6 for that spot alone.
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Rated 5/5
Visited: 06/18/2023
Difficulty Accuracy: Spot On

Fun exit trail after running China Wall. Only 1 real obstacle which is the off camber rock section at waypoint 4. Trail is pretty much bone dry except a few little puddles here and there.
Trail Review: Box Road (aka China Wall North) - Garrett - Chasing Dreams Living Life
Trail Review: Box Road (aka China Wall North) - Garrett - Chasing Dreams Living Life
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123100
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Visited: 06/16/2023

Open for the season, there may be snow in places still.
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Visited: 01/01/2023

Closed for the year, see you next season!
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Rated 3/5
Visited: 07/16/2022
Difficulty Accuracy: Easier

DId this trail after China Wall. There are two good sections to challenge you. The first rock section e one can be run several ways, so fun to plan on. The second obstacle was a sharp turn with some big rocks in the middle, causing the vehicle to get off camber or hit the differential. Rest of the trail was a dirt road.

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