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Showing Beginner Offroad Trails within 200 miles of Prescott, Washington
Bethel Ridge, Washington
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5.78 mi.
Bethel Ridge is a nearly 6-mile-long drive through the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. Bethel has many things to offer, like views of the surrounding mountains, including Adams, Rimrock Lake, and...Read More
Rattlesnake, Washington
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2.48 mi.
Rattlesnake is a wonderful trail located in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. This and its sister trail, Little Rattlesnake, are well hidden and don't see a lot of traffic. This trail climbs u...Read More
Wells Meadow, Washington
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1.12 mi.
Situated in the Okanogan - Wenatchee National Forest, the Wells Meadow trail is a prime example of nature in its untouched state. In the spring with flowers blooming and the abundance of wildlife you...Read More
Cattle Camp, Washington
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1.76 mi.
This area of the Okanagan - Wenatchee National Forest is rich with trails and roads that criss-cross through-out. This trail climbs 1.76 miles and connects with a trail called 4W644 (CJR's Hideout). ...Read More
Summit, Washington
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4.95 mi.
The Summit trail is located in the Okanogan - Wenatchee National Forest in the Manastash Ridge area. There are dozens of trails in this area for 4x4, UTV, and motorcycles. This 4.95-mile trail runs ...Read More
Frost Mountain, Washington
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1.25 mi.
Frost Mountain is a short trail in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. This area is well known for offroading and camping most of the year. Frost Mountain leads to a wonderful lookout at the top o...Read More
Lost Lake, Washington
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0.75 mi.
Lost Lake is located in the Okanogan - Wenatchee National Forest in the Manastash Ridge Recreation area. This trail is a nice but difficult drive to a beautiful alpine lake. The trail going in is qu...Read More
Explore Top Rated Offroad Trails in Washington
Stampede Pass, Washington
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12.41 mi.
Stampede Pass is a mountain pass through the Cascade Range, just south of Snoqualmie Pass in Washington. Its importance to transportation lies almost entirely with railroads, as no paved roads cross i...Read More
NF 7720, Washington
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15.78 mi.
NF-7720, just outside Wilkeson, WA, is in the Mt. Baker - Snoqualmie National Forest. This road is a 15.39-mile journey to "Cedar Lake" overlook. Cedar Lake is landlocked with no road access. There is...Read More
Naches Trail, Washington
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12.48 mi.
Traversing the mountain spine of the Cascades, connecting western and eastern Washington, the Naches Trail is a demanding trail known for its technical terrain, stunning alpine scenery, and deep histo...Read More
Roaring Ridge Lookout, Washington
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3.49 mi.
While driving eastbound over Snoqualmie Pass, Roaring Ridge is a noticeable mountain on the other side of Keechelus Lake. Once the site of a fire lookout that has since been torn down, the trail leads...Read More
Bethel Ridge, Washington
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5.78 mi.
Bethel Ridge is a nearly 6-mile-long drive through the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. Bethel has many things to offer, like views of the surrounding mountains, including Adams, Rimrock Lake, and...Read More
Van Epps Pass, Washington
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4.58 mi.
Located in the Salmon La Sac Recreation Area of the Okanogan - Wenatchee National Forest, Van Epps Pass trail is just North of Roslyn, Washington, home of the hit TV show Northern Exposure. The trai...Read More
Deer Pen, Washington
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0.37 mi.
Deer Run Trail is a 0.39-mile trail that will connect with Old Ugly trail at its end and get you ready for the tougher action to come. The trail winds through some beautiful old-growth forest and is...Read More
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