Paradox Road, located along the Colorado and Utah border, is a scenic drive leading to the picturesque Buckeye Reservoir at 7,600' of elevation. It easily winds up a maintained gravel and dirt road with countless switchbacks, offering fleeting views of the valley below. The road can be heavily corrugated, and the weekend campers' towing trailers can be dangerous on the many blind corners. Camping is primarily found at higher elevations where only a few campsites are immediately off the trail. Around Buckeye Reservoir, you can find campsites with large firepits and wonderful lake views. In dry conditions, the entire route can be completed in 2WD vehicles equipped with durable tires and high clearance. The trail can be impassable in the winter due to deep snow and icy conditions.