Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Bell Hill, Washington

FS 2800321 is a 1.3-mile out-and-back route open to street-legal vehicles. This narrow, single-lane gravel road travels through Olympic National Forest and is open year-round. The route is tight in places with light brush encroachment and includes a narrow section with dips on both sides that requir...
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FS 2800320 is a 2.6-mile out-and-back route open to street-legal vehicles. This narrow, single-lane gravel road travels through Olympic National Forest and is open year-round. The route is heavily overgrown, with frequent brush encroachment and numerous low-hanging branches that can contact vehicles...
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FS 2870150 is a 0.7-mile out-and-back route open to street-legal vehicles. This single-lane gravel road travels through Olympic National Forest and is open year-round. The route features scattered potholes and provides access to a small gravel pit before reaching an off-camber washout bypass that is...
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FS 2870050 is a 2.7-mile out-and-back route open to street-legal vehicles. This single-lane gravel road travels through Olympic National Forest and is open year-round. Drivers will encounter numerous potholes, light brush encroachment, and several low-hanging branches as the road winds through the f...
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FS 2870030 is a 1.5-mile out-and-back route open to street-legal vehicles. This winding, single-lane gravel road travels through a forested corridor with occasional overgrowth and low-hanging branches. Two large puddles commonly span the roadway, adding a minor obstacle during wetter months. The rou...
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FS 2878060 is a 0.7-mile out-and-back route open to street-legal vehicles. This lightly traveled forest road winds through a wooded section of Olympic National Forest and is open year-round. The route is mildly overgrown, with brush occasionally encroaching on the roadway. Drivers will encounter one...
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FS 2878080 is a 1.0-mile out-and-back route open to street-legal vehicles. This single-lane gravel road winds through Olympic National Forest and is open year-round. Drivers will encounter scattered potholes, a few slick sections, and light brush encroachment along the roadway. Near the end of the r...
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FS 2878085 is a 0.9-mile out-and-back route open to street-legal vehicles. This winding, single-lane gravel road travels through Olympic National Forest and is open year-round. Drivers will encounter occasional overgrown sections as the road winds through dense forest before ending at a small cleari...
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FS 2878110 is a 0.9-mile out-and-back route open to street-legal vehicles. This winding, single-lane gravel road travels through Olympic National Forest and is open year-round. The route features several overgrown sections with low-hanging branches, muddy areas, and a few shallow dips that may chall...
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FS 2878120 is a 1.1-mile out-and-back route open to street-legal vehicles. This single-lane gravel road travels through Olympic National Forest and is open year-round. The first portion of the route consists of a relatively smooth gravel road with scattered rocky potholes. Beyond the main intersecti...
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This is an easy, wide-open gravel road suitable for all vehicle types. While there are some potholes, numerous offshoots offer great opportunities for exploration. The route connects Bon Jon Pass road to NF2850, Blyn, and the Puddlejumper. Keep an eye out for bears and other wildlife along the way.
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FS 2870230 is a 1.4-mile out-and-back route open to street-legal vehicles. This single-lane gravel road travels through Olympic National Forest and is open year-round. The route features light rutting and minor brush encroachment as it winds through the forest before ending at a small parking area t...
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This route branches from Puddlejumper Road and leads you towards Blyn, Washington. This is a typical northwest Forest Service road with a hard-packed dirt surface and occasional potholes that are easily avoidable. It is also named CB7 for any traffic or logging trucks on the trail.
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FS 2870270 is a 1.7-mile out-and-back route open to street-legal vehicles. This single-lane gravel shelf road follows a high ridgeline through Olympic National Forest and is open year-round. The route offers stunning views of the Olympic Mountains and Tyler Peak, with several pullouts near the end s...
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Deer Park Road is an 8.7-mile out-and-back single-lane gravel road that climbs to one of the highest drivable areas in Olympic National Park. The route is generally well maintained, with numerous pullouts that allow vehicles to pass, but several sections traverse steep hillsides as a shelf road with...
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Upper Dungeness Fork - FS 2870 is a 5.0-mile out-and-back route open to street-legal vehicles. This wide, single-lane gravel road travels through Olympic National Forest and is gated at the entrance, although the Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) does not indicate a seasonal closure. The route is general...
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This is a well-maintained single-lane gravel road that becomes pavement if continuing south further from the trail. It can be driven by any 2WD or 4WD vehicle. It offers a large climb and on a clear day, scenic views of the surrounding area. It's a great getaway trip to see big timber and old-growth...
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A smooth, well maintained grade skirting the edge of the Olympic Mountains, BonJon Pass climbs up from Lord's Lake to just below the peak of Mt. Zion, offering peek-a-boo views through the trees of distant peaks and steep valleys. Accessible to most vehicles in summer, winter offers a patchwork of m...
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Walking Horse Trail is a 1.9-mile out-and-back trail in the Foothills ORV system that follows a single-lane gravel road legally restricted to dirt bikes and ATVs. The route climbs the hillside using numerous tight switchbacks while offering excellent views of the surrounding landscape. The road surf...
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Water World is a 1.1-mile point-to-point trail for ATVs and dirt bikes in the Foothills ORV system. As the name suggests, the wooded section of the trail tends to become wet and muddy after periods of rain. The route is otherwise fast and flowing, with numerous bermed turns that allow riders to sett...
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This is an easy, wide-open gravel road suitable for all vehicle types. While there are some potholes, numerous offshoots offer great opportunities for exploration. The route connects Bon Jon Pass road to NF2850, Blyn, and the Puddlejumper. Keep an eye out for bears and other wildlife along the way.
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A smooth, well maintained grade skirting the edge of the Olympic Mountains, BonJon Pass climbs up from Lord's Lake to just below the peak of Mt. Zion, offering peek-a-boo views through the trees of distant peaks and steep valleys. Accessible to most vehicles in summer, winter offers a patchwork of m...
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Walking Horse Trail is a 1.9-mile out-and-back trail in the Foothills ORV system that follows a single-lane gravel road legally restricted to dirt bikes and ATVs. The route climbs the hillside using numerous tight switchbacks while offering excellent views of the surrounding landscape. The road surf...
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Water World is a 1.1-mile point-to-point trail for ATVs and dirt bikes in the Foothills ORV system. As the name suggests, the wooded section of the trail tends to become wet and muddy after periods of rain. The route is otherwise fast and flowing, with numerous bermed turns that allow riders to sett...
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This is an easy, wide-open gravel road suitable for all vehicle types. While there are some potholes, numerous offshoots offer great opportunities for exploration. The route connects Bon Jon Pass road to NF2850, Blyn, and the Puddlejumper. Keep an eye out for bears and other wildlife along the way.
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This route branches from Puddlejumper Road and leads you towards Blyn, Washington. This is a typical northwest Forest Service road with a hard-packed dirt surface and occasional potholes that are easily avoidable. It is also named CB7 for any traffic or logging trucks on the trail.
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A smooth, well maintained grade skirting the edge of the Olympic Mountains, BonJon Pass climbs up from Lord's Lake to just below the peak of Mt. Zion, offering peek-a-boo views through the trees of distant peaks and steep valleys. Accessible to most vehicles in summer, winter offers a patchwork of m...
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This trail is hardly a trail but more of some backwoods exploring through an old logging and quarry site. The best part of this loop is the campsite; it is well worth the short trek. Due note the trail is a skinny one-lane road up, so say goodbye to that scratch-less paint job you are rocking, and h...
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