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Kelly Canyon Area - Poison Flats, Wolverine Canyon
Level of Difficulty: 4 Advanced Beginner , Four wheeler trails or gravel road. The only thing above a beginne was getting through some mud puddles(early in the year) a few places where the 4-wheeler ruts were a bit deep and a rocky area at the bottom of Wolverine Canyon.
Elevations: 5047 feet to 6545 feet.
Starting Point Coordinates:
Length of Trail: 22 miles
Approximate time: 3 hours (very leisurely)
Date of Ride: June 13, 2008
For MapSend Data Click Here 
For Google Earth Data Click Here
I've just discovered some more great riding! Thanks to some e-friends, DaveRick and Cliff I got turned on to Kelly Canyon Area. My wife and I decided to celebrate our anniversary a week late and take a couple days riding. We stayed over night at the Blue Heron Inn, an absolutely fantastic Bed & Breakfast. My wife hasn't ridden much lately so we took it easy and slow. My main objective, other than have fun with my wife, was to scout out what was up there. All winter I have been going over the area using Google Earth and some online Forest Service maps to scout it before the snow had melted, so I was anxious to see it in real life. It was no disappointment. Just the ride along the Snake River on FS Rd 206 was worth the trip. 

Google Map: (Click on pushpins to see pictures.)

(By clicking on the "View Larger Map"  it will open in a larger window in Google Maps. Then if you click on "View in Google Earth" located at the top right of the map you view it in Google Earth and get the full effect of a 3-D view in which you can turn and spin.)

Elevation Profile:
 

For a slide show of the ride: Click Here