Evans Creek / Trail #102

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4.7/5 (9 reviews)
Wilkeson, Washington (Pierce County)
Last Updated: 06/26/2023

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Trail #102 is within the Evans Creek ORV and part of the Mt. Baker Snoqualmie Forest. This trail is one of a dozen available in this park for off-road vehicle use. With over 45 miles of trail riding, Evans Creek ORV is an excellent destination for a weekend getaway. Trail #102 is one of the more challenging trails, with steep elevation climbs and nail-biting narrow turns that are incredibly tricky with high sides. Roots and trees are begging to snag a fender, a mirror, or scratch a hard top. Trail #102 is a trail you won't soon forget. 


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Trail Reviews

4.7/5 (10)
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500
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Visited: 07/22/2023
Difficulty Accuracy: Easier

In the dry, any stock 4x4 can make this with ease. In the rain, I can see it giving a challenge, but if it is dry, I would say this is a moderate/easy (3rating) trail. All the tech aside, outstanding forest gives what I call a quintessential PNW experience.
This trail guide's difficulty was changed on 06/27/2023
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Rated 5/5
Visited: 06/07/2023

This is one of my favorite trails at Evans Creek. The 3-6 foot walls with tree roots begging to make some damage really make you concentrate.
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Visited: 05/24/2023

These trails are now open.
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200
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Rated 3/5
Visited: 10/28/2022
Difficulty Accuracy: Spot On

I did this trail back in late August. ***This trail is deceptively easy for the first two thirds!!!*** I have a mostly stock Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk. And I’m a noob. I should NOT have done the climb up at the end without a spotter. I did make it out, to the credit of a Trailhawk with a 3” lift. But nearly scared myself out of doing any real off-roading ever again. I did get some back quarter-panel damage getting through that off-camber rocky turn they warn you about. And yes! Take that warning seriously! Honestly this is a trail for UTVs, and ATVs. And maybe some very short heavily modified two-door Jeeps. Every other vehicle take at your own risk. And do not do alone without a radio!

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