Walker Valley

With a name like Humps and Bumps, you would be right to assume what this trail is about, with its many dips waiting to test your vehicle's suspension travel. After the recent logging, Humps and Bumps is now the second Jeep Badge of Honor in Washington State. Along with being a great choice for entry-level rock crawling, the trail also runs directly by the 4X4 Skills Area of the park, giving you a great opportunity to park your vehicle and watch your buddies push their rigs to the max. With so many options along this trail, this is one you won’t want to miss. Walker Valley ORV is comprised of 3,200 acres, with twelve 4X4 trails, and several more ATV and dirt bike trails. The trails offer many challenges like rocks, roots, and ruts. These obstacles will change from season to season, with the addition of snow and rain, which can also produce large puddles and muddy stretches. From the mild to wild, Walker Valley ORV provides something for everyone.

WV-22 is a service road on the west side of the Walker Valley ORV Park. The trail is a dirt road that can be muddy and has many potholes. It can be a busy place, and while there is ample room, be mindful of other drivers around you. The trail as a whole is fairly easy, and could be accomplished by almost any vehicle, were it not for the gatekeeper. The gate is kept closed to keep out non-modified 4X4 vehicles, making the only way in to go through the gatekeeper to the side. The rocks are large, and it can be muddy, but it’s not too difficult. Once it has been passed, the rest of the trail is a basic dirt road. There is a small pullout area just before the trail entrance that can also be used to air up/down your tires. This trail gives you access to Timber Tamer at Waypoints 2, 3, and 4, and EZ-Valley Connecter at Waypoint 5. Walker Valley ORV is comprised of 3,200 acres, with twelve 4X4 trails, and many more ATV and dirt bike trails. The trails offer many challenges like rocks, roots, and ruts. These obstacles will change from season to season, with the addition of snow and rain, which can also produce large puddles and muddy stretches. From the mild to wild, Walker Valley ORV provides something for everyone.

Upper Mainline is not just another trail in Walker Valley ORV; it’s an adventure. Of course, you can expect to get your fill of rocks, but there’s much more, including roots, mud, and challenging climbs. About halfway through, you’ll find a downed tree, which will leave you asking if you can continue through the trail. Upper Mainline has a little of everything, so whether you’re a novice wheeler or you’re looking for a challenge, this trail will make a great addition to your day in the park. Walker Valley ORV consists of 3,200 acres, with twelve 4X4 trails, and several more ATV and dirt bike trails. The trails offer many challenges like rocks, roots, and ruts. These obstacles will change from season to season, with the addition of snow and rain, which can also produce large puddles and muddy stretches. From the mild to wild, Walker Valley ORV provides something for everyone.

Rock crawling can be intimidating, especially for beginners. Thankfully, First Timer is here to ease your concerns. This route bypasses the hardest obstacle of

Humps and Bumps

as well as the challenges of the nearby Skills Area of the park. The trail also connects both the top and bottom of

Rock On

, making a small loop that can be run several times over. There’s no shame in taking the easier line; all wheelers start somewhere. It’s better to leave the park wanting to come back for more than to limp away from a stressful day. Walker Valley ORV is comprised of 3,200 acres, with twelve 4X4 trails, and several more ATV and dirt bike trails. The trails offer many challenges like rocks, roots, and ruts. These obstacles will change from season to season, with the addition of snow and rain, which can also produce large puddles and muddy stretches. From the mild to wild, Walker Valley ORV provides something for everyone.

Located approximately 10 miles south-east of Mount Vernon, Washington, Timber Tamer is the first of twelve 4X4 trails located in the Walker Valley ORV Park. Despite its short length, it possesses many challenges, including a pair of rock gardens in the upper portion, a large rock obstacle in the middle, and muddy ruts below. Choosing the right line will be critical in preventing you from slamming on your differential, and rain will add another layer of challenge, making it much harder to keep from sliding. Heavily modified vehicles will have a great time testing their skills on the rocks, while more lightly modified vehicles will want to go in a group or stick to the lower section. This trail will change from season to season, with the addition of snow and rain. From the mild to wild, Walker Valley ORV provides something for everyone.

Ridge Ram is one of several trails in the Walker ORV Park, and is considered one of the more challenging. The main highlight of the trail is uphill rock garden found at the end of the first portion. On busier days, small crowds will gather along

BR-16

to watch the brave and bold attempt to tackle this uphill challenge. But if rocks aren’t your thing, there’s still plenty of trail left, with deep muddy ruts to dirty up your rig. Whether you choose to observe others or you attempt the rocks yourself, Ridge Ram is a must when you visit the park. Walker Valley ORV is comprised of 3,200 acres, with twelve 4X4 trails, and several more ATV and dirt bike trails. The trails offer many challenges like rocks, roots, and ruts. These obstacles will change from season to season, with the addition of snow and rain, which can also produce large puddles and muddy stretches. From the mild to wild, Walker Valley ORV provides something for everyone.

BR-16 is a service road on the south side of the Walker Valley ORV Park. The trail is a dirt road that can be muddy and has many potholes. It can be a busy place, and while there is ample room, be mindful of other drivers around you. The trail as a whole is fairly easy and could be accomplished by almost any vehicle, but it can only be accessed after completing the gatekeeper on WV-22 and completing EZ-Valley Connector. After departing from EZ-Valley Connector, this trail gives you access to Ridge Ram and ends at the intersection with BR-ML, giving you further access to the trails within the park. Walker Valley ORV is comprised of 3,200 acres, with twelve 4X4 trails, and many more ATV and dirt bike trails. The trails offer many challenges like rocks, roots, and ruts. These obstacles will change from season to season, with the addition of snow and rain, which can also produce large puddles and muddy stretches. From the mild to wild, Walker Valley ORV provides something for everyone.

EZ-Valley Connector is one of the first trails available to you in the Walker Valley ORV Park. It’s got a few obstacles, including a small rocky area, ruts and puddles, and a large stump with a somewhat steep loop. There is a three-way split after Waypoint 2, with a few different options for fun. While this trail doesn't have too many challenges, increased rainfall and snow melts will make the trail become muddier, and the puddles will increase in size. This will increase the challenge and the fun. But, if you’ve made it to the trailhead and past the gatekeeper of WV-22, this trail will be easy for you. Besides muddy walls, you’ll see lots of smaller trees and, ferns, and stumps along this trail. It’s a great first trail and intro into Walker Valley ORV. As the name would imply, the trail is somewhat of a connector, used to gain further access into the park. Walker Valley ORV is comprised of 3,200 acres, with twelve 4X4 trails, and many more ATV and dirt bike trails. The trails offer many challenges like rocks, roots, and ruts. These obstacles will change from season to season, with the addition of snow and rain, which can also produce large puddles and muddy stretches. From the mild to wild, Walker Valley ORV provides something for everyone.

Between the two gatekeepers into Walker Valley ORV, WV-05 is both the easiest and the hardest; depending on what you drive. Its narrow gatekeeper won’t be difficult to smaller vehicles but may keep those in larger rigs from entering. But rest assured, there is another way in via WV-22. This trail introduces you to the northern section of the park, immediately connecting with Upper Mainline, and getting you to the 4X4 Skills Area sooner than the southern route. Shortly after the gatekeeper is a great stop for group meets with a nice view. If you can make the squeeze, you’ll be rewarded with great wheeling soon after. Walker Valley ORV is comprised of 3,200 acres, with twelve 4X4 trails, and several more ATV and dirt bike trails. The trails offer many challenges like rocks, roots, and ruts. These obstacles will change from season to season, with the addition of snow and rain, which can also produce large puddles and muddy stretches. From the mild to wild, Walker Valley ORV provides something for everyone.

Rock On is the place to test out your rock crawling skills. Also known as the Skills Area of Walker Valley ORV, Rock On is a short but challenging trail with many obstacles to put your rig through, including a large 8-foot v-notch for the most extreme wheelers. When combined with First Timer, the Skills Area makes a loop that can be run again and again. Bring your wheeling buddies and see what you can (or can’t) do! Walker Valley ORV is comprised of 3,200 acres, with twelve 4X4 trails, and several more ATV and dirt bike trails. The trails offer many challenges like rocks, roots, and ruts. These obstacles will change from season to season, with the addition of snow and rain, which can also produce large puddles and muddy stretches. From the mild to wild, Walker Valley ORV provides something for everyone.

Named for a local Jeep club, Around the Sound is a light, relaxing stroll through the park, with a small rock obstacle, as well as the potential for mud. If you’re already in the park and want to keep wheeling, but need a break from the nearby, harder trails, Around the Sound will be a great addition to your day romping about in the woods. Walker Valley ORV is comprised of 3,200 acres, with twelve 4X4 trails, and several more ATV and dirt bike trails. The trails offer many challenges like rocks, roots, and ruts. These obstacles will change from season to season, with the addition of snow and rain, which can also produce large puddles and muddy stretches. From the mild to wild, Walker Valley ORV provides something for everyone.