Brewton Road

Brewton takes you from Colockum Road down almost to the water, where you meet up with Tekison Creek Road. It's a mixed bag of soft dirt road through a forest, a rocky trail along the side of a ridgeline, and a bushwhacking run through Brewton Gulch. All in all, it's not a difficult drive, though the vegetation along the last 2.5 miles through the gulch will probably give most drivers pause as several points require a choice between rubbing paint or wheels as you navigate the trail toward the water.

While Green Dot roads allow camping within 100' of any established roadway, there were no established locations on this road, and only one or two may have worked in a pinch. Come and enjoy the views and visit with the local bovine neighbors through the forest, but plan on sleeping somewhere else.

Green Dot Roads are a collaboration between DNR, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, and private landowners to provide opportunities for dispersed recreation such as camping, hunting, off-road vehicle riding, and wildlife viewing. Green Dot roads are the legal motorized routes and marked with a round green reflector on a white route marker. You can find current mappings that will include seasonal and other closures at https://wdfw.wa.gov/about/wdfw-lands/green-dot. A Discover Pass is required for portions of DRN land that are included in Green Dot road maps.