A: I appreciate the directness. I wouldn’t want to confront the situation on the trail.
–Reese Kessler (09/19/2021)
A: Reese, sorry to give a more direct answer, I would camp on the road to the Hurrah Pass trailhead- great sites fairly close to the trailhead. I’d be hesitant to say take that long of a trailer on Chicken Corners.
–Todd (09/19/2021)
A: Hey Reese, the concern I would have is the shelf road and the trailer where the turns get tight. If you couldn’t make one of the tighter turns, it would be problematic. Check out the video around 5:10 or so, it doesn’t show it all, but it gets narrow on that turn. Also, with the recent monsoon rains, it could be washed out to some degree and that wouldn’t be depicted in the guide. The road approaching the trailhead for Hurrah Pass has all sorts of designated camping areas with vault toilets. There are locations just near the trailhead. You might park the trailer there and run the trail and after running the trail you decide to take your trailer down it, the camping on Chicken Corners is depicted in the guide compete.
–Todd (09/19/2021)