Trail Overview

This trail is gorgeous and features views unique to eastern Washington. There are a few shallow water crossings and some light mud. Some of the water crossings in the area have large rocks, so take it slow. Be aware of huge potholes, and maintain a slower speed for that reason. This particular path takes you down to the best campsite in the area. If you'd like a more difficult obstacle, follow the trail up, and at the fork head left. You will run right into a pretty steep incline that has some steeps ruts.

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Difficulty

There are a few obstacles and water crossings with a few large boulders in the creek, so proceed with caution.

Technical Rating

Cooper @vagrantoptimists

Mar 29, 2025

Open

Well maintained dirt road. A few stream crossings up to 18” deep. Some ruts and a bit of mud, nothing a stock pickup or suv couldn’t handle. No 4x4 needed for us.

Paul Thompson

Jul 07, 2024

Open

Matt Engel

May 25, 2024

Open

Multiple water crossings with the deepest being about a foot deep. Water crossings had low hanging branches that may impede the passage of taller vehicles with campers or trailers.

Felix Oliva

Apr 21, 2024

Open

From south to north is about 10 miles to the nearest road where you can air up, if you stay left the whole way you’ll run into abandoned grain grower. We aired up there but were approached by some guard dogs across the street lol very nice trail from what we’re used to in the Olympic peninsula. Will come back again soon!

Brandon Eberhardt

Apr 14, 2024

Open

Ran this South to north. lots of 1.5-2' deep water crossings (spring run off) all with rocky bottoms. then TONS of dust on the road between fields. Highly suggest dust lights for portion north of this trail to main paved road,

Basalt Overland

Apr 09, 2023

Open