Most Remote/Toughest Trailheads

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Marmot72
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Re: Most Remote/Toughest Trailheads

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One road I avoided because of its length is the one to Grizzly B/V10. Another road that just seemed interminable was the Silverjack/Owl Creek road from the Cimarron turnoff from Hwy 50. A well graded and smooth country road, but it just twists and turns for miles.
I have phenomenal route-finding abilities. Specifically, I have an uncanny knack for selecting the path of most resistance.
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