Off-Road Trails in Washington
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Off-Road Trails in Washington
Discover the best off-road trails in Washington. Browse trail maps, check difficulty ratings, and find your next adventure — whether you're looking for a quick ride or an all-day expedition.

Jack Creek Road - FS 9738
Jack Creek Road is an 8.4-mile point-to-point route that follows Jack Creek through a mix of Teanaway Community Forest and Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest lands. The route begins as a well-maintained single-lane gravel road with occasional potholes and washboarding before transitioning into secti...
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FS 9702111
This challenging trail system is situated west of US-97 and is well-known for its difficulty. The trail includes narrow paths winding through dense forests, with steep hill climbs, severe off-camber angles, and large rock obstacles, making it a demanding ride. Only experienced riders should tackle t...
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Red Top Lookout - FS 9702
Red Top Lookout is a 4.7-mile out-and-back route that climbs 1,520 feet to the historic Red Top Mountain Lookout. The single-lane gravel road gains elevation quickly, with several steep sections and occasional narrow stretches along the climb. Mild rutting is present in a few areas, but the road is ...
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North Fork Teanaway Road - FS 9737
North Fork Teanaway Road is a 9.6-mile out-and-back route that begins where the pavement ends and follows the North Fork Teanaway River into the heart of the Teanaway Valley. A large turnaround area is located at the start of the gravel section. The road is wide, well-maintained, and suitable for mo...
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Baker Creek - 4W327
The trail system located west of US-97 is considered one of the most difficult trail systems in Washington state. This trail is renowned for its steep hill climbs, substantial boulder obstacles, and demanding off-camber sections. The dense forests are filled with beautiful ponderosa pine and Douglas...
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Baker Ridge 4W325
The trail system is located west of US-97 and is known for being very challenging. This trail includes steep hill climbs, tricky off-camber roads, and large rock obstacles. The beautiful dense forests are filled with ponderosa pine and Douglas-fir trees. The trail is narrow, only one vehicle wide, w...
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Middle Fork Teanaway - FS 4305113
Middle Fork Teanaway is a 1.5-mile out-and-back route that follows a single-lane gravel road into the Teanaway Community Forest. A Discover Pass is required for access. The route provides access to Indian Camp Campground and follows the Middle Fork Teanaway River through a scenic forested corridor. ...
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Mill Gultch 4W326
The trail system located to the west of US-97 is considered one of the most difficult trail systems in Washington state. This trail is renowned for its steep hill climbs, substantial boulder obstacles, and demanding off-camber sections. The dense forests are filled with beautiful ponderosa pine and ...
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Guard Station - 4W324
This trail system is located west of US-97 and is considered to be very difficult. The trail features narrow paths through thick forests, with very steep hill climbs, severe off-camber sections, and large rock obstacles, making it a challenging ride. It's important to note that only experienced ride...
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Stafford Creek Road - FS 9703
Stafford Creek Road is a 3.4-mile out-and-back route that follows Stafford Creek through a scenic forested valley. The single-lane gravel road is generally smooth and wide, with only occasional sections of fist-sized loose rock. Numerous dispersed campsites line the route, many offering easy access ...
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Blue Creek NF9738
The trail is a hard-packed gravel and dirt road, wide enough for 2 vehicles with spots to pull over. The elevation at the top is over 4, 000 feet, and the views of the Wenatchee National Forest are worth the drive. This is a great trail to visit from Mineral Springs Campground.
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Baker Ridge - 4W325
This is a single-width dirt road connecting Baker Ridge to Baker Creek. With low clearance areas of around 5 feet, it traverses uneven terrain dotted with tree roots and fallen obstacles. Anticipate pinstripes due to the trail's narrow width, and note minimal traffic. At 1.4 miles, a fallen full-gro...
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Lion's Rock to Liberty
This can be a day or overnight trip between Libery and Lion's Rock Outlook. There are several spurs to explore along the way. The road is basic gravel up to the junction to the meadow and horse camp. The last segment to Lion's Rock does have lots of loose medium rocks and is a bit bumpy. Cle Elum i...
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Deer and Pine Gulch
This is an easy route off Liberty Road (at Liberty Campground) that connects to a number of 4x4 trails as well as unlabeled hiking trails. The route does pass through a small section of private property which is well-marked and has a 15 mph speed limit. The route is a maintained road with no real di...
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Iron Creek - Blewett Tie - NF9714-113
This is a roughly 3-mile gravel Forest Service Road connecting Iron Creek Road to Old Blewett Pass (a tight one-lane paved road) in the Wenatchee National Forest on the Eastern flank of the Enchantments Mountains. This road is often snowbound until early June. This area is littered with private mini...
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Corral Creek - FS 4305
Corral Creek is a 4.5-mile point-to-point route that follows a rough single-lane gravel road through the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. The road features moderate rutting and water damage throughout, with larger ruts becoming more common farther up the route. Corral Creek provides access to sev...
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Upper Boulder
The trail commences with a spacious entrance capable of accommodating two full-width SUVs. As you journey further, the path gradually narrows into a single lane, winding through rocky terrain, occasional potholes, and a network of shorter trails ideal for camping adventures. Revel in the tranquility...
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NF7322-200
This is a four-mile, tight, rocky, and unmaintained Forest Service Road in the Wenatchee National Forest on the flanks of the Enchantments Mountains. It connects Old Blewett Pass (a tight one-lane paved road) to the Iron Creek - Blewett Pass Tie Road (NF9714-113). Much of this road follows a creek d...
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Skull Springs - E1730
This trail winds through a lush, thick forest, and the views of the Cascades make it truly worthwhile. You won't encounter any major obstacles--just the occasional squirrel with a bit too much adventure in its heart! Although I didn't see any other riders during my visit, the trail was a bit dusty,...
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Hole in the Rock
Hole in the Rock is a technically challenging trail that while only 3.3 miles in length, is nonstop obstacles. Heavy, very deep rutting throughout. A spotter is highly recommended. This trail is NOT accessible to full-size trucks or larger SUVs much beyond a 4Runner size. Tight turns and incredibly ...
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ATV trails in Washington
Explore ATV-friendly trails in Washington. These trails are accessible for vehicles up to 50 inches wide, perfect for ATVs and smaller off-road machines.

Jack Creek Road - FS 9738
Jack Creek Road is an 8.4-mile point-to-point route that follows Jack Creek through a mix of Teanaway Community Forest and Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest lands. The route begins as a well-maintained single-lane gravel road with occasional potholes and washboarding before transitioning into secti...
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FS 9702111
This challenging trail system is situated west of US-97 and is well-known for its difficulty. The trail includes narrow paths winding through dense forests, with steep hill climbs, severe off-camber angles, and large rock obstacles, making it a demanding ride. Only experienced riders should tackle t...
Learn more about FS 9702111

Red Top Lookout - FS 9702
Red Top Lookout is a 4.7-mile out-and-back route that climbs 1,520 feet to the historic Red Top Mountain Lookout. The single-lane gravel road gains elevation quickly, with several steep sections and occasional narrow stretches along the climb. Mild rutting is present in a few areas, but the road is ...
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North Fork Teanaway Road - FS 9737
North Fork Teanaway Road is a 9.6-mile out-and-back route that begins where the pavement ends and follows the North Fork Teanaway River into the heart of the Teanaway Valley. A large turnaround area is located at the start of the gravel section. The road is wide, well-maintained, and suitable for mo...
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UTV/side-by-side trails in Washington
Find UTV and side-by-side trails in Washington. These trails accommodate vehicles up to 60 inches wide, ideal for UTVs, side-by-sides, and wider off-road rigs.

Jack Creek Road - FS 9738
Jack Creek Road is an 8.4-mile point-to-point route that follows Jack Creek through a mix of Teanaway Community Forest and Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest lands. The route begins as a well-maintained single-lane gravel road with occasional potholes and washboarding before transitioning into secti...
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FS 9702111
This challenging trail system is situated west of US-97 and is well-known for its difficulty. The trail includes narrow paths winding through dense forests, with steep hill climbs, severe off-camber angles, and large rock obstacles, making it a demanding ride. Only experienced riders should tackle t...
Learn more about FS 9702111

Red Top Lookout - FS 9702
Red Top Lookout is a 4.7-mile out-and-back route that climbs 1,520 feet to the historic Red Top Mountain Lookout. The single-lane gravel road gains elevation quickly, with several steep sections and occasional narrow stretches along the climb. Mild rutting is present in a few areas, but the road is ...
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North Fork Teanaway Road - FS 9737
North Fork Teanaway Road is a 9.6-mile out-and-back route that begins where the pavement ends and follows the North Fork Teanaway River into the heart of the Teanaway Valley. A large turnaround area is located at the start of the gravel section. The road is wide, well-maintained, and suitable for mo...
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