Turn east and drive 10 more miles to FDR 105. Follow FDR 105 about three miles to FDR 138. FDR 105 and FDR 138 can become muddy and slippery when wet. A high clearance vehicle is recommended on the last part of FDR 105 and FDR 110. The eight-mile Spring Valley Loop offers a ride on remote roads and trails with good views and abundant wildlife.
Many areas are suitable because of the gentle and open terrain.
Unmaintained roads and logging trails often provide good travel routes. The forest is generally open to access, except where specific restrictions exist. Travelers have a responsibility to protect the environment. Care must be taken to avoid harming, destroying or disturbing plant and animal life. When the ground is soft and muddy, off-road travel may lead to severe rutting and erosion.