Rodgers Crossing Road

While traveling this seasonal road, you can expect a combination of dirt, gravel, embedded rock, shallow ruts, and numerous mud holes and areas of standing water. Conditions can become considerably wetter and muddier following rain. The route travels through mostly wooded terrain with some open wetland areas and views of nearby wind turbines. Many sections are rougher with exposed rocks, uneven surfaces, and larger water-filled holes, so use caution and choose your line carefully. Downed trees or other natural obstacles may also occasionally be encountered. A Lewis County Permit is not required along this route.