The Slab is about 600 acres or so, depending on who you talk to. The area consists of rolling hills made up of sandy dirt, covered with scrub brush.

There are some places to get up some speed.
There are some short but steep hill climbs.
There are some sweet jumps.
There are some whoops.
There are some trails weaving in and around the hills.
There are some places to do some rock crawling.
There are some bowls to run around in circles in.

Basically, it’s an open play area big enough for a few hundred rigs, like a condense sand dune area. Of course, that means on a busy day it might be a little dangerous. Keep your eyes open.

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

 

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