Corral Fork Trail #652

The Corral Fork Trail #652 is used as a connecting route between Rim Road, FSR #416, and the Little Creek Trail #655. This trail is very scenic as it follows the drainage down at a very gradual grade. It enables fairly quick access to the top or bottom of the trail by foot or horse travel. The top of the trail follows along a small creek with a few fish in it, with the creek and number of fish gradually growing until it joins together with Little Creek at the bottom of the trail. Spruce, fir, and aspen are the primary vegetation along this trail.

General Information

June

Open to Hiking, Horseback, Mountain Bike, and Fishing.

Getting There

Elevation

9,100

Directions

UPPER ACCESS:

From the Northern Forest Boundary, travel 9 miles South on Divide Road, FSR #402, to its junction with Uranium Road, FSR #404. Turn right on Uranium Road and travel West for 2.9 miles to its junction with Rim Road FSR #416. Turn right on Rim Road and head North-West for 3.9 miles to upper Basin Trailhead. Turn right on this trail (two-track) and travel North approximately 0.3 miles to the Corral Fork Trailhead.

LOWER ACCESS:

From the Northern Forest Boundary, travel 9 miles South on Divide Road, FSR #402 to its junction with Uranium Road, FSR #404. Turn right (west) on the Uranium road and travel for 2.9 miles to the junction with Rim Road, FSR #416. Turn right (northwest) and travel another 2.9 miles to the upper Cabin Trailhead. Travel East on Cabin Trail #606 for 0.9 miles to the Little Creek Trailhead. It is then a 1.2 mile hike down the Little Creek Drainage to it's junction with the Corral Fork Drainage. After crossing the Corral Fork Drainage, the Corral Fork Trail starts by forking left (west) and begins up the north side of the creek.