Dirt Bike Trails
Near Cusick, Washington

Trail #307 is a short singletrack in the Batey-Bould Trail System in the Colville National Forest in Washington. It starts directly from the Batey-Bould staging area and meanders through a dense wooded terrain for 1 mile, making frequent sharp zig-zagging turns up a steep hillside through lodgepole ...
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Trail #312 is a short singletrack in the Batey-Bould Trail System in the Colville National Forest in Washington. The trail goes through a dense wooded area of lodgepole pines and tall western red cedars. It’s mostly smooth, fast, and flowy dirt with only a bit of roots and loose rock. It has a road ...
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Cottonwood Divide offers an easy, highly scenic dirt and gravel route through the Colville National Forest, making it perfect for beginners, overland vehicles, and OHV riders looking for a relaxed mountain drive. Spanning approximately 34.5 miles, this loop transitions between the paved Flowery Trai...
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The Bead Lake trail is an easy-going, scenic off-road loop ideal for beginners, families, and high-clearance vehicles looking for a relaxing day in the Colville National Forest near the Washington-Idaho border. Spanning approximately 28.7 miles, this route climbs from an elevation of 2,057 feet up t...
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This trail starts as gravel-based but then transitions to dirt as it climbs. The trail climbs nearly 2,300 feet in elevation over 13.1 miles and takes you up to Pyramid Pass, where there are many other trails to explore. The road becomes a narrow, one-lane shelf road after transitioning to dirt with...
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This Sherlock Peak Byway gives a slow steady drive with some washed-out areas of the road during Spring and Fall. Along this trail, you'll see great views and deep treed areas providing an enjoyable ride any time of the year. It also encompasses part of the Cottonwood Divide Trail and joins the Cott...
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Easy-to-moderate trail near Chewelah, WA, with a steady climb and switchbacks. Mixed terrain of gravel, compact dirt, loose rock, grass, and ruts. Starts approachable, becoming more engaging as elevation builds. Rated 2 when dry but can shift to 3–4 in wet conditions. High-clearance AWD/4WD recommen...
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Easy road ride. Mostly forested, with some open areas where you can view the valleys and mountains. Makes for a nice 2 hour excursion ride for family outing. Road may be rutted. Hartill Meadows is a small dispersed camping area.
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Fourth of July Mountain is a scenic gravel and dirt route through the Colville National Forest that offers offroaders an easy, relaxing drive with beautiful mountain vistas. Suitable for high-clearance vehicles, SUVs, and SxSs, this route winds through dense forest and across ridges near Calispell P...
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This is a long scenic trail between Chewelah Creek Campground and Cusick, WA. It has multiple scenic viewpoints that present excellent photo opportunities. The majority of the trail is along well-maintained roads but narrows in a few locations. Cell service is limited, so plan ahead. There are sever...
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Steep Creek is a dirt bike trail open to vehicles 40 inches or less. The west end starts off very wide, meandering through a flat forest floor, on smooth dirt, through a forest of hemlocks. Eventually it narrows up, turning into a true single track that is more exposed on the hillsides. It follows t...
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This is a two-way Forest Service Road. Great way to get to other trails fast or back to the highway. Lots of pine trees and mountain views. In the wintertime, this trail can be icy but it does get plowed.
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The north end of Quartz View starts out with a bridge crossing over the Steep Creek, and then it immediately starts climbing up a series of 10+ tight and moderately technical switchbacks. A few of the switchbacks have dug out roots across the trail on the inside corner, making them more difficult. T...
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The John Wayne Loop trail is a fun and easy trail for ATVs. The north end departs from the Pee Wee ATV trail, and it goes south through the Kaniksu National Forest towards Forest Service Road 1334. From the north end, it drops down to a couple of small bridges over muddy creeks; one of the bridges i...
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The John Wayne A Spur is a short ATV trail that connects John Wayne back to Pee Wee over 1 mile. It gains about 400 feet in elevation from south to north, with a few steep spots, but is generally very easy and gradual. The trail stays on a wide path, appropriate for 50-inch vehicles, on smooth dirt ...
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This is a dirt-based forest road in the National Forest. It connects trail systems and is approximately 5 miles long. Along this trail, you will have good views of the mountains and ridges around you, and camping is allowed along the entire trail with multiple pre-existing dispersed campsites. There...
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Pee Wee is a moderately easy ATV trail in the Kaniksu National Forest near Priest River, Idaho. The south end starts at the Pee Wee Trailhead, which is a large dispersed camping and staging area. It winds through the forest for 4.2 miles up and over small hills, with several steeper climbing section...
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This trail starts wide and gravel-based, passing through private property. You will begin to gradually climb and navigate switchbacks as you enter the National Forest. The trail gains over 2,800 feet of elevation as it climbs to the top of Gleason Mountain. The road narrows to one lane with places t...
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Calispell Peak is a scenic 50-mile loop starting from Chewelah, Washington, designed for offroaders seeking a rewarding mountain excursion with expansive views of the Colville National Forest. Starting as a paved route out of town, this trail quickly transitions to maintained gravel roads as it clim...
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The trail starts down a residential dirt road for about 3 miles. Be prepared as in the winter it will only be plowed for the 3 miles. You will drive along Priest River for most of the trail. There is wildlife to be seen as well as golden eagles.
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Cottonwood Divide offers an easy, highly scenic dirt and gravel route through the Colville National Forest, making it perfect for beginners, overland vehicles, and OHV riders looking for a relaxed mountain drive. Spanning approximately 34.5 miles, this loop transitions between the paved Flowery Trai...
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The Bead Lake trail is an easy-going, scenic off-road loop ideal for beginners, families, and high-clearance vehicles looking for a relaxing day in the Colville National Forest near the Washington-Idaho border. Spanning approximately 28.7 miles, this route climbs from an elevation of 2,057 feet up t...
Learn more about Bead Lake

This trail starts as gravel-based but then transitions to dirt as it climbs. The trail climbs nearly 2,300 feet in elevation over 13.1 miles and takes you up to Pyramid Pass, where there are many other trails to explore. The road becomes a narrow, one-lane shelf road after transitioning to dirt with...
Learn more about Mill Creek - FS 312

This Sherlock Peak Byway gives a slow steady drive with some washed-out areas of the road during Spring and Fall. Along this trail, you'll see great views and deep treed areas providing an enjoyable ride any time of the year. It also encompasses part of the Cottonwood Divide Trail and joins the Cott...
Learn more about Sherlock Peak Byway

Cottonwood Divide offers an easy, highly scenic dirt and gravel route through the Colville National Forest, making it perfect for beginners, overland vehicles, and OHV riders looking for a relaxed mountain drive. Spanning approximately 34.5 miles, this loop transitions between the paved Flowery Trai...
Learn more about Cottonwood Divide

The Bead Lake trail is an easy-going, scenic off-road loop ideal for beginners, families, and high-clearance vehicles looking for a relaxing day in the Colville National Forest near the Washington-Idaho border. Spanning approximately 28.7 miles, this route climbs from an elevation of 2,057 feet up t...
Learn more about Bead Lake

This trail starts as gravel-based but then transitions to dirt as it climbs. The trail climbs nearly 2,300 feet in elevation over 13.1 miles and takes you up to Pyramid Pass, where there are many other trails to explore. The road becomes a narrow, one-lane shelf road after transitioning to dirt with...
Learn more about Mill Creek - FS 312

This Sherlock Peak Byway gives a slow steady drive with some washed-out areas of the road during Spring and Fall. Along this trail, you'll see great views and deep treed areas providing an enjoyable ride any time of the year. It also encompasses part of the Cottonwood Divide Trail and joins the Cott...
Learn more about Sherlock Peak Byway