Dirt Bike Trails
Near Malo, Washington

This forest road starts off gravel-based and turns to dirt. There are several cattle guards along the trail, so watch your speed. The trail has minor ruts and wash, and there are some bumpy washboard sections. The trail travels for 8.5 miles before dead-ending at an earth barrier where there is a di...
Learn more about Karamip - FS 2040-000

This forest road is gravel and dirt-based, and runs 13.3 miles from the paved Highway 602 to Forest Road 2030, which has many more split-off trails. This trail is relatively smooth with minor ruts and wash, and any vehicle type should have no issue. There is a portion where the road narrows and has ...
Learn more about South Boulder - FS 6110

This is a dirt-based forest road that leads to the Sherman Mountain hiking Trailhead. The trail climbs around 850 feet in elevation and has washboard and rocky sections. You will have views of the surrounding ridges and peaks. The trail is mostly two-track with plenty of places to pass other vehicle...
Learn more about Sherman Creek Trailhead Road

This is a gravel-based forest road that gradually climbs up a ridge in front of Dry Mountain. Not sure where the name came from because there was no creek to be found. This is a narrow road with a few switchbacks that has some overgrown vegetation and travels through an old burn, so there are trees ...
Learn more about Dry Creek - FS 6100-350

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 area. Watch for two-way traffic of various types. Dusty conditons during the dry season may cause is...
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The Republic-Curlew route is an excellent choice for beginner offroaders, families, and scenic tourers looking for a relaxed journey through the picturesque landscapes of northeastern Washington. Connecting the historic mining town of Republic to the charming community of Curlew, this scenic path ta...
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This gravel forest road travels 17 miles through the National Forest. It is a smooth gravel road with minimal washboard and ruts, making it suitable for any vehicle type. The trail travels between Rabbit and Bulldog Mountain and climbs to an elevation of 5,138 feet. From the high point, you have an ...
Learn more about Taylor Ridge Trail

This forest road starts off being gravel-based, but transitions to dirt about halfway through. The trail gradually climbs in the beginning with some ledges, then levels out quite a bit. You will travel through an old, burnt forest area, and the trail dead ends into overgrown and downed trees. There ...
Learn more about Goat Creek - FS 6100-215

This is a dirt-based forest road with some gravel sections. The trail gradually climbs around 1,000 feet in elevation and is narrow and two-track most of the way. There are minor ruts and washouts under a foot deep, and any vehicle type should have no issue navigating this trail. The trail ends appr...
Learn more about Shovel Creek - FS 2040-050

This is a dirt-based forest road that has active logging activity. The road is muddy and slick in some areas, especially after rain, and has minimal wash and ruts. The trail gradually climbs over 1,000 feet in elevation and offers views of the surrounding peaks. There are a few switchbacks, and the ...
Learn more about Echo Creek - FS 6113-325

This forest road starts on gravel and quickly turns to dirt. There are sections where the trail is a 2-track and narrow, but wide enough to pass other vehicles should you encounter any. There are areas of ruts and wash, and portions of this trail had standing water/puddles and were muddy. The trail...
Learn more about FS 6100-227

This is a dirt-based forest road that is 2-track in many sections. The trail is a narrow, one-lane road that does have places to pass. There are minor ruts and washes, but any vehicle type could traverse this trail with no issues. There are ledges with small drop-offs, but the trail is wide enough t...
Learn more about West North Boulder Ridge

This is a short, dirt-based forest road that climbs up to a flat spot on a ridge. There are some ruts and wash along the trail, but nothing over 6-8 inches, and any vehicle could travel this with no issue. The trail is narrow and one vehicle wide, but the end offers a large, flat, round area for dis...
Learn more about FS 6100-078

This is an easy, family oriented ride. Paved and gravel roads. Road climbs up into the Vulcan Mtn region, with mostly forested roads. Expect to encounter dusty conditions in the summer and fall, or muddy conditions following storms.
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This forest road creates a loop as it runs from Highway 20 south into the forest and then returns approximately 12-13 miles down the Highway. There are several other trails in the area to explore that split off from this one. The western half of this trail is dirt-based, narrow, and bumpy, while the...
Learn more about South Sherman - FS 2020-000

This gravel-based 2-track forest road leads up the ridge to Tamarack Spring from the East North Boulder Ridge Trail. The trail is one vehicle wide with a ledge, but has room to pass in the switchback. Once you make it to the top, the Spring feeds water into a livestock water trough. You will have vi...
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This gravel forest road is an easy drive overall. The route is narrow in most places and is generally only one vehicle wide, but there are occasional pull-offs for passing. The trail gradually climbs and includes a few ledges with drop-offs. Aside from two switchbacks, the road is mostly straight wi...
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The roads in the Quartz Mountain area are mainly gravel roads, with side roads being less travelled, two track roads that may be rutted, rocky and muddy in spots. Road to the old lookout site is in good shape. Easy ride.
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This is a dirt-based forest road in the Colville National Forest. The trail is mostly two-track and narrow at times, with places to pass. There are ruts and wash along the trail that are under a foot deep, and a couple of different muddy sections. There are beautiful views along this trail, and towa...
Learn more about FS 2000-468

This is a dirt-based forest road in the Colville National Forest. The trail is relatively flat and gradually gains only around 300 feet of elevation along the entire trail. The trail is narrow and one lane wide, with two-lane sections. There are ledges with drop-offs, but there are places to pull ov...
Learn more about FS 2000-466

This forest road starts off gravel-based and turns to dirt. There are several cattle guards along the trail, so watch your speed. The trail has minor ruts and wash, and there are some bumpy washboard sections. The trail travels for 8.5 miles before dead-ending at an earth barrier where there is a di...
Learn more about Karamip - FS 2040-000

This forest road is gravel and dirt-based, and runs 13.3 miles from the paved Highway 602 to Forest Road 2030, which has many more split-off trails. This trail is relatively smooth with minor ruts and wash, and any vehicle type should have no issue. There is a portion where the road narrows and has ...
Learn more about South Boulder - FS 6110

This is a dirt-based forest road that leads to the Sherman Mountain hiking Trailhead. The trail climbs around 850 feet in elevation and has washboard and rocky sections. You will have views of the surrounding ridges and peaks. The trail is mostly two-track with plenty of places to pass other vehicle...
Learn more about Sherman Creek Trailhead Road

This is a gravel-based forest road that gradually climbs up a ridge in front of Dry Mountain. Not sure where the name came from because there was no creek to be found. This is a narrow road with a few switchbacks that has some overgrown vegetation and travels through an old burn, so there are trees ...
Learn more about Dry Creek - FS 6100-350

This forest road starts off gravel-based and turns to dirt. There are several cattle guards along the trail, so watch your speed. The trail has minor ruts and wash, and there are some bumpy washboard sections. The trail travels for 8.5 miles before dead-ending at an earth barrier where there is a di...
Learn more about Karamip - FS 2040-000

This forest road is gravel and dirt-based, and runs 13.3 miles from the paved Highway 602 to Forest Road 2030, which has many more split-off trails. This trail is relatively smooth with minor ruts and wash, and any vehicle type should have no issue. There is a portion where the road narrows and has ...
Learn more about South Boulder - FS 6110

This is a dirt-based forest road that leads to the Sherman Mountain hiking Trailhead. The trail climbs around 850 feet in elevation and has washboard and rocky sections. You will have views of the surrounding ridges and peaks. The trail is mostly two-track with plenty of places to pass other vehicle...
Learn more about Sherman Creek Trailhead Road

This is a gravel-based forest road that gradually climbs up a ridge in front of Dry Mountain. Not sure where the name came from because there was no creek to be found. This is a narrow road with a few switchbacks that has some overgrown vegetation and travels through an old burn, so there are trees ...
Learn more about Dry Creek - FS 6100-350