Elk Heights is a separated section of the LT Murray network of Green Dot roads surrounded on all sides by private property. It is very important that we stay on the legal marked Green Dot roads, not only to keep the government from closing them, but also to avoid issues with the local landowners.

These Green Dot roads are pretty typical for Green Dots – some areas are bumpy, some are smooth, and there are some deep ruts. Most of them have only mild elevation changes.
The area is full of nice looking forest, great smells, and a relaxed riding area that is good for the family.

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

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