Evans Creek ORV Park is one of the most challenging ORV areas in the state. There are easy sections, but if you limit yourself to those, you won’t do much riding here. It is primarily a 4×4 trail system, popular with jeeps and pickups. Expect deep ruts and exposed boulders and tree roots, off-camber trails,…

This area provides a mountain forest landscape, with areas of dense trees and barren ridges. Some of the green dots roads are smooth, some sections are quite rocky. There are a few scenic viewpoints which can be breathtaking in the right conditions. You can ride on any road that has a white marker with a…

Moses Lake Sand Dunes is not a particularly large sand dune area, nor does it have particularly tall dunes. The largest dunes are about 40 feet high, maybe, and there are only a few of these. The area is mainly a handful of open dune areas sprinkled over an area that is covered with crisscrossing…

Reiter Foothills was for many years an unmanaged, unofficial riding area with no rules and no maintenance. It was shut down for several years, but has been re-opened. Currently there are only a few miles of trails, but it is steadily growing back into an ORV area of respectable size, with more trail miles added…

Beverly Sand Dunes covers about 300 acres, so it’s not really a big area. It’s a little over 3 miles long and about a half mile wide at the widest point. You can get from one end to the other in just a few minutes, and it’s not really likely that anyone will get lost….

In the mid-1800s, a road was made from Walla Walla to Fort Steilacoom through Naches Pass. But it was too difficult for early settlers. It has stayed available for motorized recreation, but has fairly restrictive seasons due to the elevation, and the effects of motorized vehicles on trails (especially when the snow melts). Lower Naches…