Crooked Creek Pass
Eagle-Thomasville Road (Forest Road 400), Crooked Creek Pass, White River National Forest, CO
About this trail
Crooked Creek Pass is a high mountain crossing on Eagle-Thomasville Road, linking the Sylvan Lake area with the Fryingpan valley. Forest, open meadows and mountain views frame a dirt-road drive with narrow sections, rough ground and potentially slick mud. The pin marks the pass on Forest Road 400, not a street address in Basalt. This mapped road segment is seasonal and designated for highway-legal vehicles; do not assume an unplated ATV or side-by-side is permitted. Snow, wet conditions and temporary orders can delay access beyond normal opening dates. Check White River National Forest's current road information before setting out, stay on designated roads and respect private parcels along the route. The two original photographs show a past visit, not a current condition report.
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Terrain
Access and reports
- Surface
- Mud · Forest · Bumpy · Scenic · Dirt · Slick · Water Crossing · Obstacles · Wooded
- Latest condition report
- Not published
- Map point
- A public map point is published. The full trail route is not available.
Before you go
- Community-submitted trail information may be dated. Verify current access, land ownership, closures, and conditions before traveling.
- Confirm the route is legally open to your vehicle before traveling
- Follow all posted land-use rules and seasonal closures
- Travel within your vehicle and recovery experience
Location
This is the public map point supplied for the trail profile. Private access instructions are never inferred from this view.
Eagle-Thomasville Road (Forest Road 400), Crooked Creek Pass, White River National Forest, CO
39.441, -106.685
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