Maple Springs Truck Trail

Samuel Blackschleger

Beautiful drive. You don't need a 4x4 to make it. It's really easy going

Nathan Nguyen

This place is pretty amazing. If you have an OFF-ROAD CAPABLE vehicle, then it is a great place to have a scenic drive. PROS: - Pretty view during spring and summer season. - Pretty bumpy for off-road savvy people. - Can drive all the way up to the top of the mountain (hill?) to get a nice view. CONS: - The roads are thin and are really made to be driven one-way, but you can be two-way if one car pulls over. - (Pretty Obvious) Not made for FWD or RWD drive cars and maybe even AWD cars. - Closed a lot of times due to rain or snow. - Pretty popular trail, which sometimes makes it congested. - During spring and summer time, lots of mosquitoes. This is not a trail made for regular commuter cars, I have seen many drivers underestimating the trail and overestimating their car's abilities and are forced to make a U-turn in an already thin and dangerous trail. I would also like to remind you, that this place is not a place to hike upon. However, I would encourage you get out of your car that is parked in the areas and take pictures. Lastly, this is from my observation and doesn't affect my ratings, but the nearby area and nearby trail is very off putting. It seems to be a very quiet and hidden neighborhood, but due to the isolation brings a lot of suspicious people nearby the area. I have seen cars parked in a ditch nearby the entrance with the driver standing outside doing nothing. I have seen a person with a sedan parked on a small hill. I'd say don't worry about it as these are just one-off moments and it is generally safe.

Klaus Bello

if open it is a great place to check out your adventure bike or just for a hike, great views and the true California

Ross Freeman

Great place for a day hike Dog welcome