This part of the trail takes you to one of the geological wonders of the desert. The area known as Jordan Craters.
Don't let the ranking fool you, this is a true Power Trail and you should treat it as such. The higher ranks reflect the variable terrain and road quality. You will be driving approximately 70 miles without gas or other services so plan accordingly. There is gas and food at both Jordan Valley and Homedale. There is a rest area at Succor Creek Recreation Area where there is also camping but no water. There is a lot of private land out here, so please stay with the trail or marked roads unless you have a land map to guide you.
This area can be dangerous in inclement weather or if there is snow on the ground. We advise you not to drive these roads if they are wet or snowy, especially in the out-of-the-way areas. Getting stuck out here could be costly, at the least.
You should have opportunity to see a lot of wildlife so bring your camera, if so inclined. There are deer, antelope, rabbits, coyotes, wildflowers and a variety of birds. You may also see big horn sheep around Succor Creek. In addition to the wildlife you will see Jordan Craters and a wide variety of geology.
We from the League wish you all the best. Have a safe adventure!