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Walker Valley ORV Area

Tuesday, January 30, 2024

Other Names

Mount Walker, Walker Valley ORV Park, Cultus Mountain Reservoir, Rock Pit, Pat's Trail, Coyote Trail, Expressway Trail, Mainline Trail, Twisted Tree Trail, Short Timers Trail, Centennial Trail, Judys Grade, Seabury Pond, Dougs Loop, Kim And Monicas Trail, Bear Creek, Cavanaugh Trail, Peter Burns Road, Summer Lake, Granstrom Road, Pilchuck Creek, Tooler Trail

Last Known StatusOpen

This off-road area offers miles of technical trails that range from tight woods single track for dirt bikes to rugged 4x4 roads for trucks and ATVs. Most of the terrain is geared for the experienced rider due to the numerous tree roots, rocks, ruts and deep mud puddles, especially after a good rain.

Walker Valley has around 36 miles of ATV trails, 10 miles of 4x4 trails a rock play pit and separate 4x4 obstacle course. The main staging area has a loading ramp and two vault toilets. A Washington State Discover Pass is required which can be purchased at nearby vendors or online.

The trails are open year-round but may close on short notice due to fire season or inclement weather. There is no running water except for the nearby creek so bring your own supplies.

Primitive camping is permitted at the staging area but large trailers are not recommended since space is limited.

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REGULATIONS

Permit RequiredYesWA ORV Tab and Washington Discover Pass**
Dates OpenOpen year-round but may close during inclement weather.
Other ATV Stickers AcceptedUnknown
Spark ArrestorYesA spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required for all vehicles.
Noise LimitYes (105 dB)
Whip FlagsNot Required
Maximum Vehicle WidthNo Restriction
Allow Dirt Bikes, Trail Bikes and Motorcycles Motorcycles & Dirt BikesPermitted
Allow All Terrain Vehicles / Quads / Four Wheelers ATVsPermitted
Allow Utility Terrain Vehicles, Side by Sides (SXS), RZR UTV & SXSPermitted
Allow 4x4 Jeeps, SUVs and 4 x 4 Trucks with License Plates 4x4 & Jeeps (registered)Permitted
Dune Buggy & Sand Rail
4x4 (unregistered)
Permitted
2 Stroke EnginesNo Restriction
MX Helmet RequiredYes
Camping / Overnight RV Parking CampingSome Areas(camp in developed sites only)
permitted at the the picnic island in the middle of parking area
Campfire Restrictions CampfiresSome Areas(permitted in developed campsites only)
Night RidingNo
Trail BlazingProhibitedriders must stay on trail
Rule Enforcement
Comment*The Discover Pass does not apply to non-street legal vehicles but is required for street legal vehicle used to transport ORVs. Dual sport motorcycles and street legal 4x4 vehicles need to display the pass.
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TERRAIN

Approx Size3,200 acres (5 sq mi)
Miles Of Trail36
Climate TypeForest
Elevation400 to 3000 ft.
Trail MaintenanceMarked, Not Rated, Heavily Maintained
Loose DirtThis trail has little loose dirt.Little
Hard PackThe trail has some hard pack terrain.Some
SandThis trail has no sandy areas.None
MudThe trail has some mud after it rains.Some
DustThe trail has little dust on typical days.Little
RocksThis trail has some rocks.Some
TreesThe trail has many trees.Many
Steep HillsThis trail has some steep hills.Some
Water CrossingsThe trail has some water crossings.Some
Small JumpsThis trail has few small jumps.Few
Large JumpsThis trail has no large jumps.None
BermsThe trail has some berms.Some
Sand/Gravel PitsThis vacant land has no sand or gravel pits.None
Single TrackThis vacant land has some single track trails.Some
RoadsThis vacant land has few roads.Few
IntersectionsThis trail has some intersections.Some
ShadeThis vacant land has many shaded areas.Many
HazardsThis trail has few hazards.Few(hazards assumed marked but use caution)
Easy Terrain NoviceThis trail has little beginner terrain.Little
Moderate Terrain AmateurThis trail has mostly intermediate level terrain.Mostly
Difficult Terrain ExpertThis trail has some expert terrain.Some

TYPE OF AREA

AreaMotorized Trails
LandDepartment of Natural Resources

KEY SERVICES

Gasoline Gasoline5-20 Miles (NW)Big Rock Cafe & Grocery (360) 424-7872
Diesel Diesel5-20 Miles (NW)Big Rock Cafe & Grocery (360) 424-7872
Potable Water Water20-30 Miles (W)Blake's Resort - RV Park & Marina (360) 445-6533
RV Hookups RV Hookup20-30 Miles (W)Blake's Resort - RV Park & Marina (360) 445-6533
RV Dump Station RV Disposal20-30 Miles (W)Blake's Resort - RV Park & Marina (360) 445-6533
Primitive Camping CampgroundOn Site
Convenience Store Conv Store5-20 Miles (NW)Big Rock Cafe & Grocery (360) 424-7872

FEES & PASSES

ParkingYes ($11.50)
Washington Discover Pass Fee
Entry(None)
Riding(None)
Camping(None)
CommentDiscover Pass must be obtained prior to parking. Cost is $11.50/day or $35/year.

RATINGS

Our RatingRatingVery Good
Recommended Stay1-2 Days
Comments(Scroll Down For Rider Reviews & Comments)

DRIVING DIRECTIONS

Nearest CityMount Vernon, WA
AddressPeter Burns Road, Mt. Vernon, WA 98274
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Trail MapGo To Trail Map
From: Mount Vernon, WA
1) Take I-5 North to Exit 227
2) Turn left (east) off the exit ramp onto SR-538, continue 3.6 miles
3) Turn right (south) on SR-9, continue 3.8 miles
4) Turn left (east) onto Walker Valley Road, continue 2.2 miles
5) Turn right (east) onto Peter Burns Road, continue 1.3 miles
6) Staging area is on the right (south).

OFFICIAL CONTACTS

Contact InfoDNR - Northwest Region Office
919 N. Township Street
Sedro - Wooley, WA 98284
(360) 856-3500
northwest.region@dnr.wa.gov
www.dnr.wa.gov
Contact InfoWashington State Department of Licensing
(360) 902-3770
titles@dol.wa.gov
www.dol.wa.gov
CommentWA ORV Tab Info
Contact InfoWashington Discover Pass
(866) 320-9933
licensing@dfw.wa.gov
www.discoverpass.wa.gov
Contact InfoWalker Valley Rentals LLC
21851 Peter Burns Road
Mount Vernon, WA 98274
(425) 308-5908
walkervalleyrentals@gmail.com
www.walkervalleyrentals.com

RIDER COMMENTS & REVIEWS

Walker Valley Trail Photo

Walker Valley ORV Area Trail

No shortage of mud puddles here. ATVs and Jeeps will have a blast after a light rain.

Walker Valley Trail Photo

A close up photo of a muddy 4x4 trail with rocks, roots and tree logs.

Most of the ATV trails look like this and are geared for the intermediate to advanced rider.

Walker Valley Trail Photo

Jeep Rubicon following an older Jeep going through a muddy 4x4 trail carrying extra tire on the roof.

This area has about 10 miles set aside for 4x4s and Jeeps.

Walker Valley Trail Photo

Close up photo of a rugged and muddy ATV trail with fallen branches and cut logs.

The ATV and dirt bike trails rarely dry out at Walker Valley. Throw in some rain soaked branches and logs and the difficulty goes up another notch.

Walker Valley Trail Photo

Honda XR 400R parked next to mud puddle in the woods.

The area has lots of mud puddles to play in and twisty single track motorcycle trails to explore.

Walker Valley Trail Photo

A scenic photo of the forest and mountains taken from the trail.

When you get to clearings like this, the views are fantastic. Bring the camera.

Walker Valley Trail Photo

Modified 4x4 truck with a winch on the front bumper and KC lights navigating a deep rut.

This trail system has some gnarly sections for trucks and jeeps.

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