Elbe Hills ORV - WA Department of Fish and Wildlife
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Mainline Extension is a relatively easy trail with the exception being if there is snow on the ground. The route you choose for this trail can best be determined by the level of experience in your group. Running it downhill is great for the novice and running it uphill proves to be a challenge for the intermediate driver. Any level of vehicle can navigate this trail with the proper selection of lines. Another great trail in the Elbe system for anyone looking to hone their skills.
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Start at Elbe. Go east on SR-706 for 6 miles. Turn left on 278 Street East, also known as 92 Access Road/SF 1142/Stoner Road. Continue 3.7 miles and then bear left at information signs into trailhead and campground area.
Trail is a little confusing but the GPS on the app helped out a lot. Lots of little spurs and optional obstacles between Mainline and Mainline Extension and the Busy. Nothing too hard but it was extremely dry this summer.
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Luke is originally from rural Minnesota, after high school he joined the Army and traveled the world over his 20 year career. His final stop, and where he ended his military career was Washington state. He retired from the Army in 2011 and has been working as a Military Software systems consultant since that day. He has been into the off-road scene since he was 7 years old, when his dad bought him a 3-wheeler and he built his first race-track in the pasture. Since those days he has had motorcycles, quads, go-karts, mini-bikes, trucks, 4 different kinds of Jeeps and an AMC Eagle (station wagon). His current "toy" is a 2008 Jeep Wrangler; Luke and his family enjoy exploring the world through the windshield view of that Jeep. Luke loves taking new people out on trails and takes pride in getting a newbie through a trail that is definitely more than they ever thought they could handle. His favorite type of trail is one that takes all day to go 5 miles and never stops challenging the driver.
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