Paths are narrow and as temperatures begin to drop the road gets a little less than desirable to travel. At least this was my experience as I went from a long day of driving to one of the worst camping experiences of my life. A tow truck had to come save me from ice on the narrow road as my vehicle caught black ice and spun into a slide that was scary to say the least.

Upward on the mountain it was cold and while the views at dusk and sundown were beautiful it was a hard sell on alleviating the stress and strain the road had taken on me.

I might return during summer months but never again during spring or fall. Facilities are primitive and dispersed but with any snowfall this limits your optimal spaces.