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Alaska
State Recreational Trails Funding Program
Alaska BLM Office
Chugach National Forest
Alaska State Page
White Mountains National Recreation Area
Tongass National Forest--Ketchikan Area
Tongass National Forest
Tongass National Forest
Juneau Ranger District
P.O. Box 2097
Juneau, Alaska 99803
907-789-3111
North of Sutton Alaska in the Little Nilchina River area there are well over 100 miles of riding trails. The trail involves steep riding crossing streams, running up through river valleys. Also many of the roads are old mine access roads. There are trails for the novice and the expert.
Alaska Trail Grant Money
Ron Crenshaw
Alaska State Parks
3601 C Street, Suite 1200
Anchorage AK 99503-5921
phone: (907) 269-8907
fax: (907) 269-8907
e-mail: ronc@dnr.state.ak.us
Arizona
State Recreational Trails Funding Program
Arizona OHV Program
Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness
Arizona Recreational Values
Coronado National Forest
Arizona BLM Office
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
Prescott National Forest
Leo Drumm
Off-Highway Vehicle Program Coordinator
Arizona Game and Fish Dept.
2221 W. Greenway Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85023
Contact Leo Drumm: LDrumm@gf.state.az.us Hualapai Mountain
47 miles of trails
Contact: Phoenix BLM District Office
602-780-8090 Sycamore Creek OHV Area, Arizona
Sycamore creek and its neighboring off-road trail system, the Four Peak Rolls, are the best recreational rides in Arizona. Located just three miles apart, the two trail systems combine to form a 100 plus mile loop.
Sycamore Creek has a variety of terrain like sandwash areas, mountains, creek beds, rivers two-track Jeep/ATV roads, cliffs and canyons. It offers the rider splendid views in every direction, like Superstition Mountain, Four Peaks Mountain and Weaver's Needle. It's divided into upper (Sugarloaf Mountain Area) and lower Sycamore Creek. Another plus is the abundance of wildlife. Four Peak Rolls is about 75 miles long. It is full of canyons, steep cliffs and mountainous areas. It has radical riding areas and many scenic routes as well.
If you plan to bring your quad, make certain your muffler has a built-in spark arrestor.
For more information call: Tonto National Forest
26 N. Macdonald
Mesa, AZ 85201
602-610-3300 Bartlett Lake Complex
Disabled access / Rest Rooms / Primitive camping / Picnic Area / elevation 1800'
Tonto National Forest
Bartlett Lake Complex
602-488-3441 Lower Salt River Complex
Rest Rooms / picnic area / elevation 1400'
Tonto National Forest
Lower Salt River Complex District
602-379-6446 Arizona State Park Grant Program
Lyle Bair Grants Section Chief
Arizona State Parks at (602)542-7127
E-mail: lbair@pr.state.az.us Hayfield Draw OHV Area
Near Cottonwood, provides a "tot lot" for beginners, a motocross track, 40 acres of open riding and over 120 miles of trails with the longest trail being fifty miles. The staging area is south of U.S. Highway 260, approximately 5 1/2 miles west of I-17.
Contact the Prescott National Forest:
Verde Ranger District
P.O. Box 670 (300 East Highway 260)
Camp Verde, AZ 86322
Phone (520) 567-4121. | Hot Well Dunes Recreation Area
This 2,000 acre area of rolling sand dunes offers an open riding area for OHV's. There are low, sparsely vegetated dunes for those preferring a slower paced ride, while several larger dunes provide challenges for the more adventurous riders. The area gets it's name from an artisan well that produces 250 gallons of hot water per minute. Facilities include developed campsites, toilets, fire grills, and of course, hot tubs. From Safford, travel 7 miles east on Highway 70 and turn south on Haekel Road. Hot Wells is 25 miles. For more info:
BLM
Safford District
711 14th Ave.
Safford, Az. 85543
(520) 348-4400 Gila Box Riparian National Conservation Area
Primitive camping / Picnic Area / elevation 4500'
BLM
Safford District
520-428-4040 Imperial Dam Recreation Area
Fee area / Disabled access / Showers / Dump Station / Electric Hook-ups / Primitive & Developed Campsites / Group camping & picnics
Parker Strip Recreation Area
Disabled access / Rest Rooms / Showers / Dump Station / Electric hook-ups / developed campsites / primitive camping / group camping and picnics / elevation 500'
Prescott National Forest Big Lake Complex
Seasonal Use / Interpretive exhibits / visitor information / rest rooms / dump station / developed campsites / primitive camping / group camp & picnics / elevation 9100'
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
Big Lake Complex District
520-333-4372
Kaibab National Forest
Kaibab National Forest
Kaibab National Forest
800 S. 6th St.
Williams, Az.86046
520-635-8200 Hannagan
Seasonal Use / Rest Rooms / Developed campsites / Primitive camping / elevation 9100'
Bonito
Seasonal Use / Rest Rooms / developed campsites / elevation 6900'
Coconino National Forest
Coconino National Forest
Cinder Hills ATV Area
Near Flagstaff, it is a 13,500 acre OHV area. There is both open riding and miles of single track trails. Dispersed camping is allowed but there are no facilities such as water or restrooms.
To get to the Cinder Hills OHV Area, take U.S. Highway 89 north from Flagstaff. Approximately 3/4 mile past milepost 426 turn east on Forest Service Road 776 and follow the signs. More information on the Cinder Hills OHV Area can be obtained by contacting:
Coconino National Forest
Peaks Ranger District
5075 North Highway 89
Flagstaff, Az. 86004
602-526-0866 The BLM has several areas along the Colorado River. The Eherenburg Sandbowl OHV Area offers a 2,000 acre dune system surrounded by additional designated routes. To the north on the Parker Strip are Crossroads and Copper Basin Dunes OHV areas which offer challenging desert driving. For more information on OHV opportunities in the Yuma District contact: Bureau of Land Management
2555 East Gila Ridge Road
Yuma, AZ 85365
Phone (520) 371-3200 |
Colorado
State Recreational Trails Funding Program
Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests
Arkansas River Recreation Management Area
The Colorado Trail Guide
Colorado State Park Trails Program
Gunnison Resource Area
Off-HighwayColorado BLM Riding Areas
San Juan Resource Area Info Colorado State Parks also publishes a Colorado Off-Highway Vehicle Program brochure which includes information on where to ride and promotes safe, low-impact riding. Along with color photos of ATVs, trail bikes, and 4WD vehicles in spectacular scenery, the brochure lists BLM and national forest office and includes a map of public lands. Single copies of both publications are free.
E-mail: COtrails@AOL.com For regulations and info on Colorado ATV riding, contact:
Colorado Div. of Parks & Outdoor Recreation
1313 Sherman St. Room 618
Denver, Co. 80203
(???)-866-3437
North Sand Hills OHV Area, Cowdrey, Colorado
With elevations ranging from 7,800 to 10,000 feet, this region isn't the highest in Colorado, but the North Sand Hills OHV trails are unique. It has two big sand dunes with unrestricted riding. This area serves as a weekend getaway for many people in the area because it is one of the few sand riding sites in this part of the country.
The North Sand Hills OHV Area connects to two-track Jeep roads to the northeast. The roads allow access to more typical Colorado riding and higher elevations, though they aren't very challenging. For more information contact the Kremmling Resource Area at (303)-724-3437 Tincup/Cumberland/Hancock Loop Trail
This loop system begins in St. Elmo (16 miles from Buena Vista).
1 trailhead at either side of town. Both will take you to the Taylor Park Reservoir Area
Taylor Pass / Pearl Pass
Trailhead is south of Aspen, at the end of Castle Creek Rd.
Warning: Experienced riders only! | Pike & San Isabel National Forests
Routt National Forest
Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forest
San Juan National Forest
Rio Grande National Forest
Kremmling Recreation Management Area
Bureau of Land Management
For OHV routes & maps on National Forests, contact:
USDA Forest Service
Rocky Mountain Region
P.O. Box 25127
Lakewood, Co. 80225
(303)-275-5350 OHV Trails on Colorado BLM Land:
Opportunities for OHV adventures are another type of trail experience. Colorado BLM has four ideal OHV areas that provide a wide range of terrain. Grand Valley OHV Area near Grand Junction offers 17 square miles of desert terrain and extensive open space riding, restroom, and staging area. North Delta OHV Area near Delta, offers 8,942 acres of adobe badlands hills for you to enjoy and explore. North Sand Hills OHV Area near Walden has 700 acres of sand dunes to play on. Primitive camping is available, but no facilities. Peach Valley OHV Area near Montrose offers 15,600 acres of easy to difficult terrain open to all types of OHVs. Signs, but no facilities. For information on registration, or to pick up a "Colorado Off-Highway Vehicle Trails & Riding Areas guide" contact: Colorado Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation
13787 S. Highway 85
Littleton, CO 80125
(303) 791-1920. Deer Trail
Trailhead: Loveland Pass Exit off of I-70, head towards Keystone Ski Resort Area. From the resort, follow the signs to Montezuma. (About 6 miles). Past Montezuma the road is gravel, and you need to watch for a large parking area on the right. This is the start of the network of trails comprising the Deer Trail System.
WARNING: Some parts of this loop system have 40% grades! Experienced riders only and with GOOD brakes! The Green Mountain Trail is easily accessed from what is known locally as the Round Corral. This location is on the southern side of the Grand Mesa NF at the point where the forest boundary crosses the Surface Creek Road. It is about 10 miles north of the town of Cedaredge via Hiway 65, then U-50 Road, and finally Surface Creek Road. The East Leon Trail is accessed via the Leroux Creek road which runs north from Hiway 92 at the Lazear Junction, about 3 miles west of Hotchkiss. The parking area is about 15 miles north of that junction. The other trails are connected to these aand are well marked for the ATV rider. |
Idaho
State Recreational Trails Funding Program
Clearwater National Forest
Silver Country 1000 Mile ATV Trail
Pocatello ORV Area
Targhee National Forest
Sawtooth National Forest St Anthony Sand Dunes Recreation Management Area
Bureau of Land Management
1405 Hollipark Drive
Idaho Falls, ID 83401
Phone: 208-524-7543
Email:a1bobo@wo.blm.gov Nez Perce National Forest
Nez Perce National Forest
USDA Forest Service
Route 2, P.O. Box 475
Grangeville, ID 83530
Phone: 208-983-1950
Challis National Forest St. Anthony Sand Dunes ATV Riding Area -
10,000 acre natural wonder.
Must have flag kit installed ! Informal camping allowed near parking lot. Near St. Anthony, Idaho Call or write for more info :
Bureau of Land Management
Idaho Falls District
940 Lincoln Rd.
Idaho Falls, Id. 83401
208-524-7500
Pocatello West Bench -
Lots of good riding ! Southwest of Pocatello, Id.
Contact for more info :
Bureau of Land Management
250 S. 4th Ave.
Pocatello, Id. 83201
208-236-6860
| Payette National Forest -
Lots of good riding.
Maps available from :
Forest Supervisor
Payette National Forest
Box 1026
McCall, Id. 83638
(208)-634-0700
Boise National Forest
Supervisors Office
1750 Front St.
Boise, Id. 83702
208-364-4100
Caribou National Forest
Ste. 282, Federal Bldg.
250 S. 4th Ave.
Pocatello, Id. 83201
208-236-6700
Riding Trails around Boise Gem County ORV Park
Located at the top of Freeze Out Hill on Highway 16, 5 miles south of Emmet Idaho.
ORV sticker required Hemingway Butte ORV area
Located off Highway 78 about 12 miles north of Murphy Idaho, 17 miles south of Nampa Idaho. Look for BLM sign on west side of the highway. Boise Front
3.2 miles up 8th St. to ORV parking lot. Boise Id. Check the trail map in the parking area for open or closed trails. Area is closed in the late fall and winter because of deer and elk winter range. Snake River Birds Of Prey Area
ORV sticker required
Thousands of Acres of trails. Also used by the Idaho National Guard. Located 12 miles south of Boise Id. on Pleasent Valley Rd. |
Montana
State Recreational Trails Funding Program
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Montana NOHVCC Representative:
Bruce Butler
2111 Shay Rd.
Laurel MT 59044
Home: 406-628-7001
Fax: 406-245-8589
Email: bruceb@pacmetal.com
Garnet Recreation Management Area
Bureau of Land Management
3255 Fort Missoula Road
Missoula, MT 59801
Phone: 406-329-3914
Email:a1bobo@wo.blm.gov
Lewis & Clark National Forest
Near Great Falls
406-791-7700
Centennial Mountains & Upper Madison River Area
BLM
Dillon District Office
1005 Selway Dr.
Dillon, Mt. 59725
406-683-2337
Judith Peak Overlook
BLM
Judith Resource Area
Airport Rd.
Lewistown, Mt. 59457-1300
406-538-7461
Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests
Thunder Basin National Grassland
2468 Jackson St.
Laramie, Wy. 82070-6535
307-745-2300
Text Telephone (TTY) / For Hearing Impaired
307-745-2307
Badger/Two Medicine
Between the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, the Great Bear Wilderness and Glacier National Park. There are 120 miles of trails from roads to extremely rugged trails through the fir and pine forests.
Caution: This area has more Grizzly bears than any other spot in the contigous United States.
Bear Paw Mountains
Southeast of Havre, in north-central Montana, there's a good undeveloped, rugged and rocky trail system that uses game and cattle trails. The Bear Paw Mountains have an arid scrag pine forest. This BLM area is near the headwaters of the Milk River, but be careful to avoid private and tribal lands.
Big Belt Mountains
Situated north and east of Helena, the Big Belt Mountains are part of the Helena National Forest. With Canyon Ferry Lake anchoring the area, there are 160 miles of moderate-difficulty trails with some serious hillclimbs. The mountains have forests of Ponderosa Pine, firs and brush.
Big Sky
Situated in the Gallatin National Forest, just north of Yellowstone National Park, this southern Montana riding destination features approximately 150 miles of trails. The topography of the area ranges from heavily forested (Ponderosa Pine and Douglas Fir) and mountainous to gently rolling hills with meadows. By taking Doe Creek, Cow Creek and other trails, it's possible to ride from Big Sky, which butts up against the Lee Metcalf Wilderness (an area that contains about 350 miles of trails that are now off-limits to mechanized vehicles) to the famed Yellowstone National Park (off-limits to OHVs.)
Little Belt Mountains
Southeast of Great Falls in central Montana sits the Little Belt Mountains in the Lewis and Clark National Forest. Here, the Montana Trail Vehicle Rider Association is working with the Forest Service to develop a trail system in the area. Right now there are about 150 miles of existing trails available for ATVing. Mountains with rocky steps dominate the western portion of the Little Belt Mountains, with rolling ridges characterizing the eastern part of the area.
White Sulphur Springs
In between the Big Belt and Little Belt mountain ranges, sits the Castle and Crazy mountain areas southeast of White Sulphur Springs in central Montana. There are 75 miles of trails of a variety of difficulty in this very rugged mountain area with large pine and fir forests. If you want technical, rocky and unforgiving trails, White Sulphur Springs can provide it.
Whitetail/Pipestone
This area, inside a triangle with Butte, Boulder and Whitehall is one of the most popular riding areas in Montana. Situated in southeasterns' Montana Beaverhead/Deerlodge National Forest, this area features hundreds of miles of roads and trails (from easy to very difficult) open to ATVs. The western portion of the area is mountainous. The east has tall rolling hills and rocky ridges with open grass and scrub brush. Some of the land in the area falls under the BLM's Butte District office.
Nevada
State Recreational Trails Funding Program
Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest OHV Info
Black Rock Desert Recreation Area
New Mexico
State Recreational Trails Funding Program
New Mexico OHV Association (NOMA): rpattison@juno.com
Carson National Forest
Cibola National Forest
Santa Fe National Forest
Gila National Forest Bureau of Land Management
Rosewell Field Office
2909 Well Second ST
Roswell, NM 88201
Phone: 505-627-0272
Email:a1bobo@wo.blm.gov Bureau of Land Management
Farmington Field Office
1235 La Plata Highway
Farmington, NM 87401
Phone: 505-599-8900
Email:a1bobo@wo.blm.gov
Gila National Forest
3005 E. Camino del Bosque
Silver City, New Mexico 88061
505-388-8201 Santa Fe National Forest
Espanola Ranger District
Los Alamos Office
475 20th St. B
Los Alamos, New Mexico 87544
505-667-5120 Coyote Ranger District
P.O. Box 160
Coyote, New Mexico 87012
505-638-5526 | Bureau of Land Management
Rosewell Field Office
2909 Well Second ST
Roswell, NM 88201
Phone: 505-627-0272
Email:a1bobo@wo.blm.gov Carson National Forest Supervisors Office:
Forest Service Bldg.
P.O. Box 558
208 Cruz Alta Rd.
Taos, N.M. 87571
Phone# (505)-758-6200
Carson National Forest ATV Trails Carson National Forest
Questa Ranger District
P.O. Box 110
Questa, N.M. 87556
Phone# (505)-586-0520
Editors' note: The ATV Connection went riding on the Questa Ranger District. There is excellent lodging in Red River. Very close to trail heads, great riding, and lots of stuff for the whole family to do. Call the Red River Chamber of Commerce at 1-800-348-6444 or 505-754-2366 Conchas Lake
US Army Corps of Engineers
PO BOX 1008
Conchas Dam, NM 88416-8416
Phone: 505-868-2221 |
North Dakota
Oregon
Oregon Off-Road Vehicle Dune Patrol
Mike Gesner 1-503-315-4988 President
Art Pohl 1-503-538-4903 Vice President
Oregon Dune Patrol volunteers provide assistance to ATVer's in need of help, give directions to the lost, and assist the Forest Service with various ATV projects.
BLM Lands in OregonWinema National Forest
Mt. Fanny Trail System
The Winom-Frazier OHV Complex
Contact:
Wallowa-Whitman National Forest
La Grande Ranger District
3502 Highway 30
La Grande, Oregon 97850
503-523-6391 Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area Some of the best riding in the Oregon dunes can be found by going to either Horsfall or Spinreel Campgrounds. They are just North of North Bend Oregon on Hwy #101. There is good dune access and miles and miles of exciting dunes. Lakeview District
Christmas Valley/Fort Rock Basin
Explore thousands of acres of sand dunes, a lost forest surrounded by desert, dramatic volcanic features, a 2 mile crack in the ground, and wide open spaces. Contact:
Lakeview BLM District
1000 South 9th St.
P.O. Box 151
Lakeview, Or. 97630
(503)-947-2177 Prineville District
Millican Valley ORV Area -
94 Square miles of desert type terrain / 20 miles east of Bend, Oregon
Contact : BLM District Manager
P.O. Box 550 185 E. 4th St.
Prineville, Or. 97754
Phone # 541-416-6700
East Fort Rock ORV Area -
200+ miles of posted and graded trails
All skill levels (Fantastic area) Spark Arrestors mandatory / 25 miles southeast of Bend, Oregon
Contact : United States Forest Service
Deschutes Ranger District
Phone # 541-388-5664
Sandlake Riding Area
Siuslaw National Forest
Hebo Ranger District
P.O. Box 324
Hebo, Or. 97122
503-392-3161 |
Winom-Frazier OHV Complex
Contact: John Day Ranger District
P.O. Box 158
Ukiah, Oregon 97880 Umatillo National Forest
Sunflower ATV Area
Contact: Heppner Ranger District
P.O. Box 7
Heppner, Oregon 97836
503-676-9187 Eugene District
Upper Lake Creek / (western Oregon)
Picnic or camp near Hult Reservoir / boating and fishing
Some trails can be followed over the surrounding mountains to the Salem District's Alsea Recreation Area! Contact:
Eugene BLM District
2890 Chad Dr.
P.O. Box 10226
Eugene, Or. 97440
(503)-683-6600
Medford District
Applegate Valley
This scenic river valley is enclosed within the Siskiyou Mountains and is popular for sightseeing and ATV riding. The BLM provides day-use areas such as the Sterling Mine Ditch Trail System, little Applegate Recreation site, Kenney Meadows Recreation Site, and the Timber Mountain-Johns Peak OHV area. Contact:
Medford BLM District
3040 Biddle Rd.
Medford, Or. 97501
(503)-770-2200 |
South Dakota
State Recreational Trails Funding Program
Black Hills National Forest
Centennial Trail
Length: 111 miles
Uses: Hiking, horse riding, mountain biking, ATV riding Location: Description:This trail gives hikers, bikers and horse riders a chance to experience the Black Hills for an hour, a day or a week. The trail runs from Bear Butte in the north to Wind Cave in the south. It highlights the Black Hills' wildlife, geologic formations, history, wildflowers and plant life, lakes and streams. More than 30 trailheads and other facilities along the route give trail users virtually unlimited access to the trail. Some uses are restricted on some parts of the trail. Trail users should carry drinking water.
BIG BEND DAM / LAKE SHARPE
(ATV Trails aren't mentioned on the web page, but our sources say theur are legal trails. Check for information.)
Black Hills National Forest
Forest Supervisor's Office
RR2 Box 200
Custer, South Dakota 57730
(605)673-2251
Black Hills National Forest Trails
Centennial Trail
Length: 111 miles
Uses: Hiking, horse riding, mountain biking, ATV riding
Description: This trail gives hikers, bikers and horse riders a chance to experience the Black Hills for an hour, a day or a week. The trail runs from Bear Butte in the north to Wind Cave in the south. It highlights the Black Hills' wildlife, geologic formations, history, wildflowers and plant life, lakes and streams. More than 30 trailheads and other facilities along the route give trail users virtually unlimited access to the trail. Some uses are restricted on some parts of the trail. Trail users should carry drinking water.
Motorized vehicle use is permitted on the Centennial Trail between Dalton Lake and Pilot Knob trailheads.
A section of the Centennial Trail crosses the Black Elk Wilderness. Travel in the Black Elk Wilderness is limited to hiking and horses. No mountain bikes or motorized vehicles are allowed. An alternate route which does not enter the Wilderness is available.
Utah
State Recreational Trails Funding Program
Wasatch-Cache National Forest
Utah OHV Riding
Book Cliffs Recreation Area
Ashley National Forest
Trail Grant Money
Dixie National Forest
Utah Tourism
Uinta National Forest
Canyon Rim Recreation Area
The Utah Division of Parks and Recreation has a toll-free phone number for off-highway-vehicle information. Call 1 (800) OHV-RIDE (648-7433), between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, for information about OHV laws or sites where the vehicles can be used legally.
Paiute ATV Trail Probably the best organized ATV trail system in the country. Friendly townspeople, great riding, and fantastic scenery. Main loop is 250 miles, with all the spurs it's almost 2000 miles. There are 2 ATV Jamborees held every year.
For more info, call:
Contact for trail maps & info :
Sevier Travel Council
220 North 600 West
Richfield, Utah 84701
(800) 662-8898
Millard County Tourism
P.O. Box 1082
Fillmore, Utah 84631
(800) 441-4ATV
Moab Area
Located in the southeast corner of Utah, this diverse land will test your power as well as your attempt to conquer the 100-plus miles of trails.
Trails like the Moab Rim Trail, Poison Spider Mesa, and Pritchett Canyon will challenge you and your ATV's handling abilities. This area offers some of the most spectacular scenery in the entire country, from rock amphitheaters, to deep canyons, wonderful waterfalls, aspen groves, Native American drawings, the Colorado, and the La Sal Mountains.
For more information, call the Moab Chamber of Commerce @ (435) 259-7814 or contact:
La Sal Mountains Located east of Moab. Very scenic, and lots of riding.
Contact for trail maps:
Wasatch Publishers
4460 Ashford Drive
Salt Lake City, Utah 84124
Tell them you need the La Sals area map.
The Great Western Trail: The Great Western Trail will be a continuous trail stretching from Mexico to Canada, and traversing some of the most spectacular scenery in the west. Travelers on the trail will be able to explore rich cultural and geological features of Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming Montana, and Idaho.
Contact for more info:
Great Western Trail Association
P.O. Box 36
Provo, Utah 84603-0036
Washington
Grant County ORV Area
Moses Lake, WA 98837
This area is all sand dunes, open to ORV's of all types, there is 2,000 acres of open riding area (and shrinking). Open all year.
Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
The White River District features the Evans Creek ORV area and about 70 miles of other trails open to motorcycles and off road vehicles.
White River Ranger District
Rudy Edwards, Acting District Ranger
853 Roosevelt Ave. E.
Enumclaw, WA 98022
(360)825-6585
Colville National Forest
Colville Ranger District
775 South Main
Colville, Wa. 99114
509-684-7010
Colville National Forest
Taylor Ridge Trail
Contact:
Kettle Falls Ranger District
255 West 11th St.
Kettle Falls, Washington 99141
509-738-7020
Umatillo National Forest
Upper Walla Walla River Drainage Trail System
Contact:
Walla Walla Ranger District
1415 West Rose
Walla Walla, Washington 99362
509-522-6290
Wyoming
State Recreational Trails Funding Program
Wyoming BLM
Bighorn National Forest
Bighorn National Forest Map
Wasatch-Cache National Forest
Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest and Grasslands
Medicine Bow National Forest
Bridger-Teton National Forest
Shoshone National Forest
Poison Spider Bentonite Pit:
Casper BLM District Office
1701 East "E" St.
Casper, Wy. 82601
307-261-7600
Sand Dunes Off Road Vehicle Area
Rock Springs BLM District Office
Hwy. 191 North
P.O. Box 1869
Rock Springs, Wy. 82902-1869
307-382-5350
| Wasatch-Cache National Forest
Deadhorse ATV trail
Located near Mountain View Wyoming, though it is mostly in Utah.
Mountain View Ranger District
P.O. Box 129
Mountain View, Wyoming 82939
Telephone [307]782-6555 |
