Description: Update 8/21/26
Just to clarify, this spot is a dry creek bed that runs along, but is not visible from, the frontage road where trucks and other vehicles can pull over and park. This place his VERY high cruising potential especially at night - both in the dry creek bed and in the parking/pull-off area along the road. There's really two ways to get to the dry creek bed - you can either park, then walk south toward the start of the pull-off area where you will find a little trail (calling it a trail is sort of generous) down to the creek bed. There is a picture of this access point on this listing - the picture with the tire. The other place to get into the creek bed is, if you park then walk to the front of the pull off area and take the road to the right a very short ways, you will see where the creek crosses under that road through three large tunnels. You can get down to the creek bed there, but be prepared to watch your step. You'll probably have to go through some tall weeds to get down there, but the cruising spot really does have a ton of potential, at the tunnels, the dry creek bed, or even the pull-off/parking area itself. IMPORTANT: Once you're in the creek bed, watch your step - it is rocky and uneven. This spot has a TON of cruising potential.
Original listing: interstate. It's an unofficial spot, but it is stocked with gravel for parking for big trucks that walk down the embankment. There's a dry creek bed and lots of trees and crannies to get lost in about 30 feet below road level, so especially in the dark, it would be very hard to be seen here, south of Bruceville Eddy.
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