15 – Toy Pass
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Coordinates: 42.903922, -116.546853
Elevation: 5875 ft
Difficulty: 2
What to Expect: No info
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Fun road
Went in from Oreana, enjoyed a beautiful day in the desert. Road was still “closed for winter”, but the Owyhee County road crew said we could do our thing. Lots of sharp, loose rocks, but the crew was taking care of that stuff. Challenging, but beautiful ride.
9th site for the day. I wasn’t sure if Toy Pass would be open. It was too close to site 14 not to try. There was a “Road Closed Due to Winter Conditions” sign heading up Bachman Grade Rd, but it was clear all the way up to the pass. I took the obligatory picture at the coordinates, and then took the very short trail up to the top of the hill directly west to check out the view and snap another picture.