FR 300

Nighthiker · Post by **Nighthiker** » Jul 13 2010 9:40 pm

Had some coworkers come back from camping at Knoll Lake. Road was quite rough on the way in but as they were leaving a roadgrader was working on the road just west of Woods Canyon Lake.

Alston_Neal · Post by **Alston_Neal** » Sep 17 2019 1:07 pm

@Tough_Boots
and the little horse you rode in on

chumley · Post by **chumley** » Sep 15 2020 4:25 pm

Be advised that FR 300 between SR 87 and FR 141 will be subject to delays of up to 1 hour while semi-trucks deliver aggregate for road resurfacing. Deliveries began 9/14 and are expected to continue for at least 3 weeks.

Nighthiker · Post by **Nighthiker** » Sep 15 2020 4:37 pm

@chumley
Thanks for the info, change of plan for Thursday. Involves a day hike

The_Eagle · Post by **The_Eagle** » Oct 12 2020 8:46 pm

10 miles of FR300 from SR 87 are completed with the aggregate. It's in the best shape I've seen in awhile.

ALMAL · Post by **ALMAL** » Oct 13 2020 2:17 pm

@The_Eagle
Would say deep sinking gravel or good for biking?

The_Eagle · Post by **The_Eagle** » Oct 13 2020 3:29 pm

@ALMAL
Hard packed. Other than traffic, should be no problem for biking. It's even slightly less dusty

ALMAL · Post by **ALMAL** » Oct 13 2020 3:49 pm

@The_Eagle
Nice! Traffic not really a problem unless I can't scoot over to the side of the road a bit, but that's where the super deep gravel seems to be, on the sides.

chumley · Post by **chumley** » Oct 14 2020 5:43 pm

@ALMAL
Road resurfacing continues and daily closures/delays are ongoing.

I would not want to ride a bike on any part of the new aggregate road surface that isn't in the packed double-track made by heavier vehicles. Unless maybe if you have one of those pfancy pfat tire bikes.

The only stretch that has been resurfaced with aggregate is ~7 miles between approximately FR 147 and FR 123. Other segments have had some grading work but no aggregate surfacing.

ALMAL · Post by **ALMAL** » Apr 05 2021 6:27 pm

@chumley
Know if the rim road is open to foot or bike traffic whilst closed for motor vehicles?

chumley · Post by **chumley** » Apr 05 2021 6:34 pm

@ALMAL
There are no posted restrictions to other uses that I've ever seen. Though I recommend a fatty because while it's probably melting fairly rapidly, as of a few days ago, there was some pretty deep snow in some sections. Which of course, is why the road is still closed to wheeled motor vehicles.

ALMAL · Post by **ALMAL** » Apr 05 2021 6:47 pm

@chumley
cool thanks, I figured maybe sloppy still a bit too. Was thinking about biking the cabin loop before the fire ban...

chumley · Post by **chumley** » Apr 05 2021 7:49 pm

@ALMAL
With the March snow up there, the onset of restrictions might be delayed a bit in the higher elevations. We shall see. As for the 300, it was resurfaced last fall and looked nicely graveled. As for biking, that may provide similar challenges to snow. But it won't be muddy. The cabin loop on the other hand...

Grasshopper · Post by **Grasshopper** » Apr 15 2022 2:49 pm

Effective: 4/15/22
The Coconino NF - Mogollon Rim Ranger District now advises that all the forest roads SE of Hwy 87, including the Rim Road (FR300), are now open for travel. It was noted that as of 4/15/22 there may still be snow in some places, and roads may be muddy

Any questions, please call Mogollon Rim Ranger District at: 928-587-7575

Nighthiker · Post by **Nighthiker** » Apr 15 2022 6:37 pm

The Ranger District Office actual knows something

chumley · Post by **chumley** » Apr 15 2022 6:49 pm

@Nighthiker No, but Coco does fairly well at updating the road status on their website.
https://www.fs.usda.gov/detailfull/coco ... width=full
(Bonus, earlier this week, all the R3 forests updated their websites to be responsive [mobile-friendly]. Welcome to 2022.)

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