We drove in a Yamaha Viking up to the Reservoir and easily navigated the roads to the Reservoir. We did not take our Jeep Sahara but it could have done the roads just as well. We parked our truck and tow trailer rig at the trail/road head. There was plenty of room to park, unload the Viking and turn around when we left. The road up to the Reservoir made for a great and fun ride. The landscape is very scenic with grazing cattle and we spotted a few deer. The lake is serene and we were the only ones at the Reservoir. We walked along the lake and there are several campsites. We could only imagine watching the stars at night and waking to birdsongs in the morning. We attempted to hike to the waterway that feeds the Reservoir but were unsuccessful as there were too many fallen aspen trees. In Torrey the temperatures were near 95F, however at the Reservoir it was a cool 75F. We were day visitors, but the primitive campsites are what adventurous campers and hikers dream of.