BLM above Dubois

I followed the direction from the last review to the T and got all the way to the gate and the two-track dirt road. Followed it a couple of miles down (about 5-7) and there’s absolutely no spots and nowhere to turn around either. Had to kinda Austin-Power our way out of there and going half in the grass a bit. Our van was leaning sideways pretty much half the time we were on that road, it was BAD, very rutted and uneven going up and downhill. 4x4 and high clearance a must, and I don’t know if it’s worth it cause again I didn’t see any spots. Someone who finally finds one please drop the exact coordinates of the spot because I don’t know what the other reviews are talking about.

When Soda Spring Road passes through BLM land, there are two dirt two-track pull-offs that lead to relatively flat open areas suitable for an RV. If you continue down Soda Spring Road, the road becomes gravel, and you will come to Hart Trail after passing through a subdivision of wannabe ranches. Turn left onto Hart Trail. It will look like you are going down some guy's driveway but to your left you will see a gate that is wired open. The road that goes through the gate is a two-track dirt road on BLM land. The views here are stupendous. The roads are decent asphalt or good gravel two lane roads. The grades are mild. I have no idea what site the other two reviews were referring to regarding Grady Creek reservoir or another road.

Follow the instructions that say to take Heart Trail through the gate, to access a flat area of BLM land via a two-track dirt road. Most of the route is a decent asphalt paved road through a subdivision of wannabe ranches, then a short stretch of well-maintained gravel road.

So we stayed near here but ended up taking a very rough road on accident that put us right beside Grandy reservoir. The spot was very tucked away but did have a fire pit. I would only recommend awd high clearance vehicle on this "road" as it was extremely rocky and rough. My 2020 Toyota tundra pick up made it but, we left our 2021 Chevy trailblazer behind because it didn't have enough clearance to make it the rest of the way. Was definitely some black bear activity in the area and it was pretty buggy.

Legendary view, you’re going to want to take Hart Trail into the BLM area. Over the hill and left through the gate. My small pull behind was able to fit through the gate. But a large camper will not fit. Rough terrain but high clearance not required. Rocks may pop a tire if you aren’t careful

Located 6 miles off Hwy 26/287 on Union Pass Rd. west of Dubois Wy. You will find a lovely camping area equipped with a vault toilet. The road up to the Pass is gravel but we'll maintained.