The route mapped here follows a lariat loop on the slopes of the mountain with a spur up to the mountain shoulder. This route is the most legit and legal option available on the mountain. While many sources claim that there’s a 4x4 road running all the way to the summit of the mountain, the actual summit itself is private property and off limits to the public. Please respect all signs and closures.

Some of the lower sections of the road can be difficult depending on conditions, the capability of your vehicle, and your competency as a driver. Use caution as you ascend the mountain.

In addition to epic views of the surrounding mountain peaks, the slopes of Mount Bross are home to a stand of bristlecone pines—a relatively rare breed of pine tree that only grows in certain harsh climates, with a proclivity for extremely long life spans.

Sources: https://www.jeeptheusa.com/mount-bross-20.html https://14ers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=52405 https://www.dangerousroads.org/north-america/usa/6878-mount-bross.html