Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Omak, Washington

This route is a part of the WABDR (Section 5) and is therefore often trafficked by ADV riders. Please use caution. The trail from Highway 20 begins as a gentle and easy dirt road -…
Learn more about FR 2045 - Loup Loup Canyon Road

This is part of the WABDR (Section 5) and is therefore often trafficked by ADV riders and other adventurists. Please use caution. This section of trail is a nice wide dirt road - wide enough…
Learn more about Sinlahekin Road

From Highway 20, this is the route to take to reach Buck Mountain/Fire lookout tower. The trail begins as a nice wide two-track that weaves and winds its way up through the Loup Loup National…
Learn more about Lower Buck Mountain

This is a combination of Forest Road 4225 (South Beaver) and 4200 (South Fork Salmon). This route takes you into the Okanogan National Forest, leading to several other off-shoot trails and trailheads. At the beginning…
Learn more about FR 4225 - 42

This trail is mostly gravel state and county roads leading through the Sinlahekin Wildlife Refuge. It goes up the steep Chopaka Grade overlooking Palmer Lake and Palmer Mountain (historic gold mining country) and to Chopaka…
Learn more about Chopaka Lake

Turning North off of Forest Road 42, this trail weaves and winds its way upward into the Okanogan National Forest. The trail begins as a nice wide road but the higher up the mountainside, the…
Learn more about NF 4235 - Starvation Mountain

As an alternative mountain route, this is a seven-mile loop through the forest. The Northern section is immensely overgrown and narrow, with fallen trees on/over trail likely, and where pin-striping from brushing vegetation is guaranteed.…
Learn more about Forest Road 4235-100

This forest road starts off gravel-based and wide with bumpy washboard sections. About halfway, the trail transitions to dirt with a few gravel patches. The further you travel, the trail gets narrower, and the vegetation…
Learn more about Beaver Summit Road - FS 4230

This is a dirt-based road that travels on State of Washington land. A Discover Pass is required to enjoy this area. The trail leads you past Campbell Lake, where there is an information board and…
Learn more about Campbell Lake Road

This dirt-based forest road travels from the National Forest through State of Washington land. You will need a Discover Pass to enjoy the state land and lake area. It leads you to Cougar Lake and…
Learn more about Cougar Lake Road

This is a dirt based forest road that begins wide and then narrows to one lane and has some two track. The trail climbs over 1,800 feet in elevation, and has switchbacks with large drop…
Learn more about FS 5008-200

If you're looking for an alternate road option from Highway 20 into the Okanogan National Forest, here is one. It's an easy, 2WD friendly, dirt road - complete with the typical washboards and small bumpy…
Learn more about Balky Hill Road - 1637

This is a scenic shelf trail that connects Road 1631 and Road 1637. There is one steeper hill grade on the western end of the trail and a handful of longer and gradual hill grades…
Learn more about Lester Road

This twelve-mile section of the NF 39 trail leads to/from the Tiffany Springs Campground/Tiffany Lake back to the main road (NF 37). It's a beautiful, winding trail through the Okanogan National Forest that offers overlook…
Learn more about NF 39 (South) - Meadows-Toats

This dirt-based trail starts in State of Washington land, then travels into the National Forest. A Discover Pass is required to enjoy the state land. The trail gradually climbs over 2,100 feet in elevation over…
Learn more about FS 5008-100

This is a narrow, one lane, dirt based trail on State of Washington land. A Discover Pass is required to enjoy this area, and the trail is marked as No ATVs Allowed. The trail travels…
Learn more about Pearrygin Creek Road

This is a dirt-based forest road that is narrow and one vehicle wide, with an occasional place to pass. There are areas of the trail that are two-track, and also sections that have a bumpy,…
Learn more about Bear T.S. FY - FS 5009-390

This is a dirt-based forest road that gradually climbs just in front of Ramsey Peak. The trail is narrow and mostly one vehicle wide, with places to pass. The trail climbs around 950 feet in…
Learn more about Gordon - FS 5009-400

This is a dirt-based forest road in the National Forest near Ramsey Peak. The trail has switchbacks and ledges as it climbs over 1,500 feet in elevation over 4.9 miles. The road gets narrow and…
Learn more about Ramsey - FS 5009-100

This forest road begins as a dirt-based, wide trail, then it narrows and gradually climbs the entire way. The trail climbs over 1,800 feet in elevation over 8.2 miles. The road becomes a shelf road…
Learn more about FS 5009-200

This is a dirt-based forest road that starts on State of Washington land and then travels into the Okanogan National Forest. At the beginning, there is a water crossing that is approximately a foot deep,…
Learn more about Washout Road - FS 5009-300

This is another section of the (South Fork) Toats Coulee Road through the Loomis State Forest. It connects to NF 39 - Meadows Toats. The trail itself is an easy two-track that is wide enough…
Learn more about Southern Toats Coulee Road

This four-mile section of two-track leads you along and around the Skull and Crossbones Ridgeline and eventually connects back to South Fork Toats Coulee Road. Talk about a beautiful shelf trail with views down the…
Learn more about Skull and Crossbones Road

This nearly nine-mile section of the NF 39 trail leads to/from the Tiffany Springs Campground / Tiffany Lake. This is an easy, 2WD friendly, mountain dirt road - complete with the typical washboards and small…
Learn more about NF 39 (North) - Meadows-Toats

If you take this road West from Loomis, it will be patchy pavement/dirt until reaching the start of this recording track where it turns to dirt. Once there, the trail is an easy and wide…
Learn more about Northern Toats Coulee Road

This is an offshoot trail from Toats Coulee Road that leads to a dozen other trails in the area. It connects Toats Coulee to Skull and Crossbones. It's an easy and wide dirt road through…
Learn more about Cougar Creek Road

The Hungry Mountain Trail begins 1 mile west of the Methow River, where Gold Creek Road meets Forest Service Road 4330/South Fork Gold Creek. The easy-going route is made up of gravel, crushed granite, and…
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This is one of several short loop rides in a popular camping/recreation area of Ferry County. Scatter Creek Rd is paved into the Swan Lake campground area, but the remaining roads on the route are…
Learn more about Swan Lake 1

This trail connects with the Chopaka Lake Trail as well as local state and county roads in the Conconully and Loomis areas, with many mines in the area and quite a few lakes and campgrounds,…
Learn more about Loomis Forest Nine Mile

A combination of paved and gravel roads through forested and open rural country side. The route is designed to transit either to or from Republic to the Swan Lake region which is a popular recreation…
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