Elvis Trail

Exit Sandman at Waypoint 3 at the sandy wash next to the cattle corral. Travel up the wash on the backside of the corral. It's a bumpy, rutted 3 miles through the wash before the first obstacle. An abundance of tight brush will cause pinstriping.

The first waterfall is the gatekeeper for the upper section. There are numerous ways to climb up the ledges and over huge boulders. To the left, through the gap is the easy way up this one, but it is still a challenge for stock vehicles. Right up the middle through The Hole is where you're guaranteed to get a Jeep Wave.

The second waterfall also has multiple lines. On the left is a steep flat climb that favors a longer wheelbase. On the right are three v-notches that lift tires in the air. After the obstacle, there is the mid-point bail-out trail on the left. It quickly and easily leads out to Sandman Road.

The third waterfall is a little tamer than the others along the route. But if you want to challenge yourself and your rig, you can get creative at this spot. On the left, through the small notch, is the easiest line through these boulders.

A tight section against a rocky wall with large boulders buried in the sand. This section changes often. It can be easy one day, but with the next storm, it's a boulder field. At the sharp right turn, there are the Teeter Totter rocks. A combination of boulders that will test your vehicle's suspension limits.

Waterfall number four can be the easiest by driving through The Squeeze and avoiding the waterfall on the left. For the hardened rock crawler, the true highlight of Elvis is "Up & Over" on the right side of this section of rocks. It's a 4 to 6-foot wall of rock with an awkwardly steep exit. This waterfall is a legit rock-crawling obstacle that shouldn't be taken for granted.

The final and fifth set of rocks again has numerous different ways around or over. To the far right is the hardest and a continually growing waterfall.

After closing the cattle gate, you will be at Waypoint 11 on Sandman Road. To the right is Box Canyon. A left turn goes back out to Price Road or more trails to explore.