Fortune Creek is home to a series of 4×4 trails, consisting of 4W301-304, and a separate trail, 4W305. 4W301-304 make their way up the mountain, passing Gallagher Head Lake before terminating with some excellent scenic view points. This area makes a great destination for a day trip.

The entire system of trails is about 28 miles. You’ll do some parts both directions, though, so figure about 40 miles of riding if you do everything. The entire system can be done, both directions, in about 6 hours.

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

 

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