Ahtanum State Forest has something for everyone: Smooth roads, bumpy roads, twisty rocky trails, off-camber challenging trails, amazing scenery, great camping and picnic spots, and many opportunities for adventure!
Most of the roads are somewhat rocky, but you can find some good stretches of smooth road to get some speed and feel the wind in your hair.
You can ride on any road that has a Green Dot marker on it.

Breathtaking views of mountain valleys, several of WA’s famous volcanoes – when the skies are clear. Hills to climb, campgrounds to hang out at.

 

Get details including directions, staging areas, maps, and difficulty levels in the UTV Guide to WA State.

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