Dirt Bike Trails
Near Sunnyslope, Washington

Swakane Canyon Road is a 12.1-mile point-to-point route that begins directly off Highway 97 as a wide two-lane gravel road before narrowing and becoming rougher past the shooting range at mile 1.3. As the route climbs, it features some rutted, narrow sections where low-clearance vehicles are not rec...
Learn more about Swakane Canyon Road - FS 7415

The Washington Backcountry Discovery Route (WABDR) is a trail that runs from Canada to Oregon, initially designed for adventure, dual-sport motorcycles, and 4X4 vehicles. This trail covers most of section 4. Unfortunately, the tail end of section 4 was still snowed in at this particular time and was...
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This gravel road provides access to the Red Hill / Sand Creek dirt bike trailhead. The continuing portion of the 7104 road is blocked by a closed gate. The road looks a bit rough where it starts, with discarded cars, RVs, and whatever lining the road. The rest of the road is in good shape. There are...
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Red Hill is a nearly 8-mile-long intermediate singletrack through the Wenatchee National Forest. It ascends over 3,400 feet from north to south. From the north end, it starts off as a wide side-hilling trail on packed-down dirt through leafy bushes and brambles. The trail starts climbing up the hill...
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The Blag Mountain Trail is a gem that caters to both seasoned adventurers and novice explorers seeking a thrilling yet accessible off-roading experience. What sets this trail apart is its versatility, accommodating 2WD vehicles without the need for specialized, highly capable off-road vehicles or el...
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This road is presently quite different from what appears on the base map. At the south end, close to where it shows meeting FS 9712, it is gated off at the private land boundary. The north end near Mission Creek Rd has been washed out. And the part south of FS 7101 has been decommissioned. But there...
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The north end of the Red Devil trail starts at the Red Hill off-highway vehicle trailhead, crosses a bridge and a road, then continues up the hillside on a wide side-hilling trail on packed-down dirt through a recent burn area. The trail is wide to start, with brake bumps, but later narrows and begi...
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This 5.1-mile point-to-point trail begins at the end of the pavement on Eagle Creek Road and connects to Derby Canyon Road. This is a fun trail to drive with all the switchbacks as you climb from 2000 to 3500 feet elevation. This trail is passable by stock 4WD or AWD vehicles.
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This single-lane dirt and gravel road connects from the Number 2 Canyon Rd to what's left of FS 7100 road, leading to the Devil's Gulch dirt bike trailhead. The road has water bars a couple feet high, but they're not abrupt. It has some erosion damage and soft silty spots. There weren't a lot of exp...
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Easy drive through this trail. Seasonal trail only as the trail head is blocked with snow from the approach road being plowed. Easy dirt/gravel road without any major obstructions. You will find a few view points to stop and take a look as well as a few camp sites and spur roads to explore. You will...
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Red Hill Spur is an intermediate connector trail between the Red Hill and Devils Gulch single tracks. The trail is very similar to the Red Hill and Red Devil trails, riding through a recent burn area with a mix of flowy hilltop riding and narrow side-hilling, but with more exposure. The trail traver...
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This 8.7-mile point-to-point trail takes you from Peshastin up into the Entiat Mountains and connects to the Washington Backcountry Discovery Route. This trail is a maintained Forest Service road and easily passable up to Eagle Creek Road. After Eagle Creek Road the trail begins to get rutted. Just ...
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This road starts from Camas Creek Road, gravel and 1.5 lanes wide, but that ends just past a residence. From there, it is more of a natural surface road with gravel in some places. It climbs pretty steadily, offering some great mountain and valley views. Although it is a shelf road in several sectio...
Learn more about Tip Top - FS 7201

Beehive Trail is a short and easy single track in the Wenatchee National Forest. It gradually climbs from east to west, starting near the Beehive Reservoir and ending at an intersection with the Devil’s Spur Trail, gaining about 500 feet over the climb. It makes several tight switchbacks as it ascen...
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Devil’s Gulch is a long intermediate route through the Wenatchee National Forest that is full of narrow and exposed side-hilling, fun flowy forested segments, and a few techy rocky sections. In general, the trail is a gradual descent from south to north, losing about 3,300 feet over 12 miles. The so...
Learn more about Devil’s Gulch - FS 1220

Upper Mission Ridge is 3.7 miles of intermediate single track through the Wenatchee National Forest. This is one of the rockier trails in the area, making it unique compared to Devils Gulch and Mission Ridge. The north half is similar to Mission Ridge, being a smooth and flowy trail with several swe...
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The south end of Devil’s Spur starts at a paved parking area on Mission Ridge Road. The trail begins as a forest road with a bit of embedded and loose rock. It narrows into more of a singletrack after about a mile, and it becomes less rocky as it starts side-hilling along the hillside next to big po...
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This road starts off from Highway 97, with some fresh gravel and obvious recent maintenance. The gravel ended pretty quickly, but there was a large pile waiting to be spread further up. From there, the road was dirt about 1.5 lanes wide, with lots of mostly gentle water bars. There were a few spots ...
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The Duffy Creek route takes you across some of the most scenic BLM land in central Washington. Most of the route overlooks the stunning Waterville Plateau. The route eventually descends into Duffy Creek; however, that section of the route is less used, overgrown, and narrow. Full-sized vehicles will...
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FS 5303210 is a 6.9-mile point-to-point single-lane dirt route. The road is generally smooth but includes shelf road sections and some brush encroachment in narrower areas. A short but steep climb is present along the route, featuring fist-sized loose rock where 4WD is recommended. This trail is par...
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Swakane Canyon Road is a 12.1-mile point-to-point route that begins directly off Highway 97 as a wide two-lane gravel road before narrowing and becoming rougher past the shooting range at mile 1.3. As the route climbs, it features some rutted, narrow sections where low-clearance vehicles are not rec...
Learn more about Swakane Canyon Road - FS 7415

The Washington Backcountry Discovery Route (WABDR) is a trail that runs from Canada to Oregon, initially designed for adventure, dual-sport motorcycles, and 4X4 vehicles. This trail covers most of section 4. Unfortunately, the tail end of section 4 was still snowed in at this particular time and was...
Learn more about Washington Backcountry Discovery Route - Section 4

This gravel road provides access to the Red Hill / Sand Creek dirt bike trailhead. The continuing portion of the 7104 road is blocked by a closed gate. The road looks a bit rough where it starts, with discarded cars, RVs, and whatever lining the road. The rest of the road is in good shape. There are...
Learn more about Sand Creek - FS 7104

The Blag Mountain Trail is a gem that caters to both seasoned adventurers and novice explorers seeking a thrilling yet accessible off-roading experience. What sets this trail apart is its versatility, accommodating 2WD vehicles without the need for specialized, highly capable off-road vehicles or el...
Learn more about Blag Mountain

Swakane Canyon Road is a 12.1-mile point-to-point route that begins directly off Highway 97 as a wide two-lane gravel road before narrowing and becoming rougher past the shooting range at mile 1.3. As the route climbs, it features some rutted, narrow sections where low-clearance vehicles are not rec...
Learn more about Swakane Canyon Road - FS 7415

The Washington Backcountry Discovery Route (WABDR) is a trail that runs from Canada to Oregon, initially designed for adventure, dual-sport motorcycles, and 4X4 vehicles. This trail covers most of section 4. Unfortunately, the tail end of section 4 was still snowed in at this particular time and was...
Learn more about Washington Backcountry Discovery Route - Section 4

This gravel road provides access to the Red Hill / Sand Creek dirt bike trailhead. The continuing portion of the 7104 road is blocked by a closed gate. The road looks a bit rough where it starts, with discarded cars, RVs, and whatever lining the road. The rest of the road is in good shape. There are...
Learn more about Sand Creek - FS 7104

The Blag Mountain Trail is a gem that caters to both seasoned adventurers and novice explorers seeking a thrilling yet accessible off-roading experience. What sets this trail apart is its versatility, accommodating 2WD vehicles without the need for specialized, highly capable off-road vehicles or el...
Learn more about Blag Mountain