Off-Road Trails in Washington
Washington is full of open space, mountains, national forests, rivers, lakes and coastline. One of the very best ways to explore it is from your Jeep, ATV, dirt bike or overland vehicle. Get off-road and immerse yourself in it.
Washington Trails
- 4W CJRs Hideout – NF1701-530
- 4WD Summit Trail – 4W694
- Amabilis Mtn Summit
- Bacon Creek
- Baker River Road
- Bald Mountain Road – NF1701
- Barber Springs Road
- Bead Lake
- Bethel Ridge Central – NF 325a 4WD
- Bethel Ridge Road – NF1500
- Bethel Ridge Road 15
- Bethel Ridge Road East
- Bethel Ridge Road West
- Bethel Ridge Tie Road
- Big Creek
- Big Lava Bed Trail
- Buck Ridge B Line Connector
- Cabin Creek Trail
- Calispell – Batey Bould Loop
- Calispell Peak
- Capitol Forest South Trail
- Capitol Forest Tour
- Cayuse Creek Cruise
- Chewelah Creek
- Chewelah-Beaver Lodge
- Chewelah-Clayton
- Cle Elum Valley Road
- Cleman Mountain
- Cliff Ridge
- Colville-Dominion Mtn
- Cottonwood
- Cottonwood Divide
- Cow Camp – NF3111
- Daisy
- Donaldson Draw
- Douglas Creek Creekside Campsite
- Douglas Creek Falls
- Duffy Creek Overlook
- E-line Capitol Trail
- East Creek Overlook
- East Kachess Road 4818
- East Waddell Basin
- Elbe ORV Sunrise Trench Crawl
- Fortune Creek 4WD Trail – NF301 – Lower Section
- Fossil creek
- Fourth of July Mountain
- Franson Peak
- Frenchman Coulee Tour
- Frisco Standard – Boundary
- FS70 Greenwater to Cliffdell
- Garcia Road
- Gifford Pinchot #1 Boundary Trail
- Gnat Flat – NF3300
- Graves Creek Camp Trail
- Green Canyon Loop (Trails 116,110,270,265)
- Hart’s Pass Road 54
- Hart’s Pass Road 54007
- Hartill Meadows
- Hillside Strangler
- Hole In The Wall/Hunger Repeater Road – 2922
- Hungry Mountain
- Irish Mountain
- Iron Creek – Blewett Tie – NF9714-113
- Iron Mtn-Chewelah
- Jackknife Mtn
- Jones Road
- Jubilee to Tiger Creek
- Jump Off – NF1302
- Kachess Overlook
- Kelly Hill Loop
- Kloshe Nanitch Observation Lookout – 3040
- Kugel Creek
- Lake Overlook Camp Out Road
- Lankin Loop – NF3350-119
- Leslie Creek
- Lower Mud Lake Road
- LPO-Hansen-Robins Creek
- LPO-Radar Dome
- Mack King Trail
- Manastash Road – NF3100
- Mason Lake/Talapus Lake Trailhead
- Meloy Canyon Road
- Middle Fork/Goldmeyer Rd
- Mine Creek Rd
- Miners Point – NF3300-133
- Newlands Road
- NF Road 1131
- NF-4330-170
- NF7322-200
- North Fork Gold Creek
- North fork road
- North Mountain Trail
- Oak Creek – NF 1400
- Oak Creek FR 1400 to Bear Lake
- Oil City Road
- Olympic National Forest Service Road 30
- Olympic National Forest, Quilcene Range
- Orient-First Thought
- Overlook of Seattle Campsite
- Owl Mountain Trail
- PineHaus – NF1304
- Pinstripe Alley
- Powder horn
- Pumphouse Valley
- Quartz Mountain
- Quilomene Ridge Road
- Radar Dome Scenic Route
- Rattlesnake
- Red Marble
- Republic-Curlew
- Reynolds Creek Tie – C1201
- Rigley Lake
- Riverside
- Roaring ridge lookout
- Rock Candy Mountain
- Ruby-Tacoma Creek Loop
- S. Skagit Hwy to Gee Point
- Saddle Mountains
- Saddle Mountains Racetrack
- Sheep Creek
- Sheep Mtn
- Sitkum Soleduck
- Sitkum Soleduck Dead End
- Smackout Pass
- South Cle Elum Ridge – NF3350
- South Huckleberry Trail
- South Huckleberry2 Trail
- Stampede Pass – Crystal Springs to Greenwater
- Stensgar Mountain
- Sunday Stroll
- Swamp Devil Connection
- Swan Lake 1
- Swan Lake 2
- Tacoma Creek
- Tahuya -Trail 55
- Tahuya Loop
- Thompson Ridge Trail
- Timberwolf Mountain – NF1500-190
- Tinkham Road (NF-55)
- Top of the World
- Top of the World
- Trail Ridge Road
- Turtle Rock
- Twin Sisters Trail
- Umptatum Ridge Road
- View for Days
- Vulcan Mtn
- Washington Backcountry Discovery Route – Section 4
- West Shady Pass to Big Hill
- Wild Horse Monument
- Willapa Hills
- Winchester Creek
- Windfarm Adventure
- Yellow Jacket Creek
The Cascade Mountain Range runs north to south through Washington, splitting it into western and eastern portions. The terrain is really diverse and there are a lot of ways to get off-road. Trail networks will take you to some beautiful vistas, old logging roads and little corners of the world you never knew existed. The hardest part about going off-road in Washington is the endless amount of variety. If you’re overwhelmed with options, you can always head to one of the many off-road parks and spend the day or weekend playing on obstacles and testing your rig.