“6-Feet Canyon” is a short, moderately difficult trail near Apple Valley in Southern California. The entrance of the canyon is a well-known camping and shooting spot, about 1/2 mile from Johnson Road but the “trail” portion continues about 1/2 mile beyond where most people stop. Near the end of the trail there is a wide turn-around area perfect for lunch or camping. The canyon continues beyond the turn-around area but gets very difficult and only extremely modified vehicles or ‘buggies’ would be able to make it past this area. Between the beginning of the trail and the turn-around spot there are two moderately difficult obstacles, and an extremely difficult (optional) “gatekeeper” line. Any well-equipped Jeep or 4×4 vehicle should be able to make it to the “turn around” section.
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Entrance to 6-Feet Canyon / Start :
(click for Google Maps link): 34°35’53.9″N 117°04’10.2″W / 34.598296, -117.069503
Free .GPX File Download of 6-Feet Canyon 4×4 Trail
This .GPX file track goes from the entrance of 6-Feet Canyon to the “turn around” area. The canyon continues beyond this area but gets extremely difficult.
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Looking for jeep trail that is 100 miles from the 134 / 2 cross (Glendale). I have abourt a 8 hr plus window to drive to > off road > drive home. So 2 hr drive > 4 hr off roading > and 2 hr drive home. My ride is a stock Subaru Forest.
Thank you
Greg