This area offers about 8 miles of trails. Camping is not permitted however nearby Elochoman Slough Marina offers RV hookups, dry land and yurt camping.   More...

This large area offers about 100 miles of trails open to motorized use. The northern half is set aside for OHV use and the southern half is open to hiking, horseback and mountain bike riding. The trails can be slippery and muddy however they are well maintained by various clubs. Nearby Straddeline ORV Park offers camping and direct trail access.   More...

This area offers about 45 miles of woods trails and numerous scenic views of Mt. Rainier. The trails can be rocky and muddy with off camber sections. Evans Creek Campground has 23 primitive campsites that are available on a first come first serve basis. A Northwest Forest Pass is required to ride the trails and can be purchased at the nearby Wilkeson Grocery or Burnett Grocery.

This area offers about 15 miles of singletrack trails. Trails are mostly fast, smooth and narrow. There are several staging areas to choose from. Primitive camping is permitted however there are no onsite amenities. Nearby Scenic Beach State Park offers RV hookups, hiking and beach access.   More...

This large recreational park has trails, an obstacle course, an MX track, ATV track, a pee-wee, go-kart track, and a model aircraft field. The park allows overnight camping and offers full RV hookups, restrooms and shower facilities. The park is generally open weekends in the winter and Thursday through Sunday during the rest of the year but hours of operation vary so be sure to check the website for current schedules and visitor information. Call before you haul.   More...

Developed by the Department of Natural Resources in the early 70's, this system of one-way forest trails offers some well maintained singletrack and plenty of easy to moderate terrain. There is a day use area however camping is not permitted.

Open year-round, this area consists of dunes and several trails that wind through sagebrush and juniper trees. Primitive camping is permitted and there are no services but there are plans to add BBQ grills, trashcans, shelters and picnic tables in the future. Whip flags are required and a permit must be filled out before arrival, which can be obtained by contacting the Spokane BLM office. The first two miles of Peterson Road is located on private property and permission must be obtained from the local landowners.

Located next to the Idaho border, this area offers about 16 miles of trails that is open to day use riding. Trails are well maintained and wind through a dense forest. The trails are open year-round however may close temporarily during fire season or extreme wet weather conditions. Camping is not permitted at the staging area however nearby Liberty Lake Park has 22 RV sites and 12 tent sites.   More...

About 3,000 acres of rolling sand dunes are available here for motorized use. Camping is permitted but there are no facilities. Direct access to the lake makes this a choice spot so you can bring along the water toys too. Note that the dunes are covered with volcanic ash and tend to be little dusty.

This is a dune area so Sand Snake or similar for motorcycles or Sedona Cyclones for ATVs is recommended. Failure to use a paddle tire can result in unnecessary damage to your motor.

Open to members only, this facility is situated on 40-acres and offers a motocross track and a hill climb section. Membership fee is $360/rider/year however can be reduced to $180/year if working during special events or attending work parties. Occasional open practice dates are held throughout the year to non-members. Check website for current event schedule.   More...

This area has been closed to motorized use as of 2009 however is currently under construction and new trails and parking areas are being added. Currently a couple miles of single track trails and a 4x4 obstacle course has been added. Plans for hiking trails will be constructed in Spring 2013. There will be test rides planned throughout the year and feedback from riders are encouraged. For more information call (360) 333-5741.   More...

This motocross track is open for practice during weekends year-round except during inclement weather. Track is designed for all skill levels and quads are welcomed. Weekday riding is permitted if arrangements are made in advance. Call before you haul.   More...

This popular locals area has been around since the 80’s and offers about 600 acres of hill climbs, play areas and miles of trails that wind through a ponderosa pine forest. Amenities include loading ramps, picnic shelters, a beginners area and restroom facilities. Camping is not permitted however nearby Bowl & Pitcher Campground offers both primitive and full RV hookups sites.

This area offers a three directional trail system, single track trails, 4x4 trails and mud bogs, a 1/8th miles dirt oval flat track plus three motocross tracks that consist of a main, junior and beginner to choose from. There is also direct access to the Capitol State Forest which offers an additional 100-miles of multi-use trails. The park has over 300 campsites which are on a first come first serve basis however reservations are accepted for an additional fee. Firewood is available for around $5/bundle and amenities include restrooms, hot showers and picnic shelters. A concession stand and parts trailer is available during summer weekends. Riding lessons are available during Mondays on main track. Future plans are to add a kids playground, volleyball and RC car track.

The park has a seasonal schedule and is open April through May and September through October Friday through Sunday 9am to 9pm with the motocross track open 10am to 5pm during non-event weekends. Summer hours begin June 1 through August 31 and is open daily with the track open Friday through Monday 10am to 5pm. During the winter months the park may be open during nice weekends if the track is ready however call before you haul to check park status.

Open year-round, this state forest offers about 170 miles multiple use deep woods trails. The trails can get dusty during summer months however offers great riding during the rainy season. Primitive camping is permitted at several staging areas however reservations are required to stay at the Tahuya River Horse Camp. (This area is a HUGE and a Rino or Chatterbox is recommended.)

This park has 4 tracks including a pee-wee, SX track, GP track, and a beginner or junior/intermediate track. At the center of the park is a section known as the "Fracture Farm" which is a freestyle area. The park is open during most weekends from 9am-6pm; call park for availability during weekdays. Overnight parking is permitted for around $10/vehicle (cash only).

This large area offers miles of trails that consist mainly of tight woods singletrack and challenging jeep trails along with some fast and smooth sections that wind through a lush forest. The trails are normally open year-round but may be temporarily closed during inclement weather. There is no running water except for the nearby creek but primitive camping is permitted at the staging area.

Open to motorcycles only, this track runs practice and race events on select dates. Camping is permitted the night before an event after 6pm. AMA membership is required to participate in a race event and can be purchased at the track.

This pristine pro track is an annual host to one round of the AMA MX Nationals. It features groomed and watered soft mixture with doubles, downhills, gate, step-ups, tabletops, triples, uphills, and rockers with natural elevation changes. Overnight parking is permitted before races. Practice dates vary (call or see website).

This MX track is usually open for practice on Saturday and Sunday less certain holidays such as Easter. Call before you haul.   More...