The yurt kit will be delivered to the build site in pieces on the back of a truck.

Will we be able to get a semi of this size up to our build site?  If not, we might need to have it delivered to an intermediate location, then have a smaller delivery truck take it in pieces up to the build site.  We might need a more maneuverable hotshot rig to deliver the kit.  Here are a few photos of the access points that should help us make these decisions.

Turn off the county road over cattleguard

Ungraded road on easement from county road

After going through gate onto our property (September 29, 2013)

The little blurred spot in the distance is where we plan to put the house.

Looking back on the tracks from the gate

Getting the kit all the way to the build site in one load from the semi will really simplify things.

Property line along county road

If the route pictured above is too rough for the semi, we may need to take down a section of this fence and make a temporary access point for the delivery vehicle and concrete trucks.  I do hope not to have to do this, as it will create a bit of a scar on the property.  I would like to keep it as pristine as possible.

For the record, Josh says I am worrying too much about this.  Of course the semi will make it.  By the time the semi gets here, quite a few concrete mixer trucks will have passed this way (or via existing road) and the track will be well-established.