Dirt Bike Trails
Near Carson, Washington

Situated just west of Carson, Washington, Carson Creek Road serves as a rugged and highly scenic backcountry connector. Starting near local private property boundaries, the route climbs steadily uphill into lush Washington State Lands, ultimately linking up with intersecting routes CG 2200 and CG 22...
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This route covers all of section 1 of the Washington Backcountry Discovery Route (WABDR) from Carson to Packwood. Weather and route conditions can vary significantly from one area to the next, especially in early spring or late fall. This route is mostly impassible in winter due to snow. Early sprin...
Learn more about Washington Backcountry Discovery Route Section 1

This trail is an out-and-back that will take about 45 minutes in each direction. The trail is 6.9 miles in each direction as well. The complete trail is broken down into 3 different forest trail sections as the terrain type and difficulty in each of these sections changes, sometimes drastically. Sta...
Learn more about CG 2030 / CG 2037 / CG 2200

This easy gravel route follows NF-65, NF-60, Carson Guler Road. A few interesting stops along the way include Panther Creek Falls, Goose Lake, Guler Ice Caves, and plenty of camp spots on the route. Also interesting is the Big Lave Bed right on the route, which is interesting to explore by foot. Exp...
Learn more about Big Lava Bed Trail

Mount Defiance road scrambles 1600'+ out of the hills West of Hood River, Oregon to the summit of Mount Defiance and the edge of the Mark O Hatfield Wilderness. The summit tops out at just under 5,000'. Once the gravel forest service road passes 4,000', the road bed quickly turns to a loose shale an...
Learn more about Mount Defiance - NF 2821000

This forest road is mostly gravel and smooth surfaced. The road travels through dense forest, but in sections it opens up and you get amazing views of Mt. Hood. As you go further up the trail you will get views of Mount Defiance, which is the tallest peak on the Columbia River Gorge. The road dead e...
Learn more about Dead Point - FS 2820

This trail leads you into the Mount Hood National Forest near Upper Green Point Reservoir. This area has many ATV and dirt bike trails, which cross the road in some places, so drive with care. The trail is a wide and smooth gravel road with little to no wash and ruts. There is a gradual incline and ...
Learn more about Larch Mountain Road

Embark on an off-road journey through a conifer forest, where the towering trees guide your path. This route promises a blend of rugged terrain, panoramic vistas, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Your journey commences with a gentle ascent, leading you along the edge of a clear-cut. Here, t...
Learn more about DNR N-4000 Road

This is a loop of connecting trails in the Hood River OHV Park. There are lots more trails to come from this park. The system has some quad trails and a lot of single track. You will find a lot of Mountain bikers riding these trails as well. Some of the trails in the system are for non-motorized bik...
Learn more about Hood River OHV 160 to 140 to 133

Rock Creek Run is an easy trail that will lead you through the deep forest. There is a stunning waterfall on this trail and the trail runs alongside Rock Creek. There are several areas that open up to offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The trail is mainly comprised of loose gravel wi...
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This is an easy out-and-back trail that's 4.6 miles in each direction. The trail is mainly dirt pack and while there are spots to pass others, they are limited. The trail has minor washouts and ruts and there is some minor overgrowth that may cause pinstriping. The washouts and ruts will fill with w...
Learn more about CG 1500 / CG 1400

A casual long relatively straight stretch of off-roading experience perfect for testing independent suspension. Found at the end of Szydlo Road, just north of the town of Stabler, Washington. Follow this trail for beautiful mountainside views, breathtakingly risky feeling cliffside camping spots, la...
Learn more about Campers Pass

This trail is mainly comprised of loose gravel but it does have some dirt and hard-packed gravel mixed in. The trail has minor ruts and washouts. The trail has some great views provided by narrow shelf roads as you climb up higher in elevation. The trail is wide enough in most areas to provide for p...
Learn more about W-1490

This trail starts off easy with loose and hard-packed gravel with some dirt mixed in but it progressively gets worse the further down this trail you travel. The trail starts off wide but narrows at several points along the way. About 3 miles into this trail, you will come to a steep and sharp switch...
Learn more about Three Corner Rock

This is a fairly easy trail that can be used to connect from/to other trails in the forest network. The trail is mainly loose gravel that changes to hard-packed gravel in some areas with small rocks on the trail. There is also some minor trail overgrowth that may cause pinstriping on wide vehicles. ...
Learn more about Crater Creek - 3300000

Branching directly off the main thoroughfare, FS 3062-056 functions as a brief, highly secluded out-and-back spur that loosely follows the peaceful corridor of Nine Mile Creek. Tucked deep within a lush, densely timbered National Forest environment, this pathway invites outdoor enthusiasts to escape...
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Green Point - 2810 is a beautiful scenic drive through the Mount Hood National Forest in Northwest Oregon. This road is mainly gravel however there are areas where large boulders and rocks have come on the road and you have to swerve to avoid them as well as large trees lying over the road. Going up...
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This trail begins at the Oklahoma Campground and leads past Monte Carlo Lower Trailhead and Monte Cristo Lower Trailhead. This is a very narrow two-track that has large, deep potholes and erosion diversions to navigate. Lower clearance vehicles are not recommended. The further up the trail, the more...
Learn more about The Monte's (NF 18)

This is a short trail that can be used to connect to the other network of forest trails in the area. The trail is comprised of loose and hard-packed gravel with some areas of dirt pack. You will encounter shallow mud holes and overgrown areas on this trail. Pinstriping is a possibility for vehicles....
Learn more about East Fork Lewis Road Connecting Trail

This is an easy dirt/gravel trail that can be narrow at times, which means depending on the width of your rig, you might pick up some extra trail badges. Lookout Mountain Road offers some magnificent vistas that include Mount Hood. If you're making a longer haul through this mountain range, there is...
Learn more about Lookout Mountain Road

Situated just west of Carson, Washington, Carson Creek Road serves as a rugged and highly scenic backcountry connector. Starting near local private property boundaries, the route climbs steadily uphill into lush Washington State Lands, ultimately linking up with intersecting routes CG 2200 and CG 22...
Learn more about Carson Creek Road

This route covers all of section 1 of the Washington Backcountry Discovery Route (WABDR) from Carson to Packwood. Weather and route conditions can vary significantly from one area to the next, especially in early spring or late fall. This route is mostly impassible in winter due to snow. Early sprin...
Learn more about Washington Backcountry Discovery Route Section 1

This trail is an out-and-back that will take about 45 minutes in each direction. The trail is 6.9 miles in each direction as well. The complete trail is broken down into 3 different forest trail sections as the terrain type and difficulty in each of these sections changes, sometimes drastically. Sta...
Learn more about CG 2030 / CG 2037 / CG 2200

This easy gravel route follows NF-65, NF-60, Carson Guler Road. A few interesting stops along the way include Panther Creek Falls, Goose Lake, Guler Ice Caves, and plenty of camp spots on the route. Also interesting is the Big Lave Bed right on the route, which is interesting to explore by foot. Exp...
Learn more about Big Lava Bed Trail

Situated just west of Carson, Washington, Carson Creek Road serves as a rugged and highly scenic backcountry connector. Starting near local private property boundaries, the route climbs steadily uphill into lush Washington State Lands, ultimately linking up with intersecting routes CG 2200 and CG 22...
Learn more about Carson Creek Road

This route covers all of section 1 of the Washington Backcountry Discovery Route (WABDR) from Carson to Packwood. Weather and route conditions can vary significantly from one area to the next, especially in early spring or late fall. This route is mostly impassible in winter due to snow. Early sprin...
Learn more about Washington Backcountry Discovery Route Section 1

This trail is an out-and-back that will take about 45 minutes in each direction. The trail is 6.9 miles in each direction as well. The complete trail is broken down into 3 different forest trail sections as the terrain type and difficulty in each of these sections changes, sometimes drastically. Sta...
Learn more about CG 2030 / CG 2037 / CG 2200

This easy gravel route follows NF-65, NF-60, Carson Guler Road. A few interesting stops along the way include Panther Creek Falls, Goose Lake, Guler Ice Caves, and plenty of camp spots on the route. Also interesting is the Big Lave Bed right on the route, which is interesting to explore by foot. Exp...
Learn more about Big Lava Bed Trail