ATV Trails in Washington

Beverly Sand Dunes

• The Beverly Sand Dunes are located in Central Washington on Crab Creek Road, one mile east of the town of Beverly. The dunes consist of nearly 300 acres that have free flowing sand covering half of its entire area. These riding trails are open all year around. All ATVs must have red flags that are at least 12 inches in size and displayed 9 feet above the ground. The riding area is bordered by Crab Creek where there are picnic spots and shaded areas. The dunes are suitable for all ranges of riders, from beginner to intermediate. There are also free campsites available.

  Beverly Sand Dunes
  c/o ORV/Grant County Sheriff's Office
  Box 37
  Ephrata, WA 98823
  509-754-2011

Tahuya State Forest

• Tahuya State Forest has outwash gravel trails. All trails are open year-round during daylight hours, and are suitable for short and long base four-wheel drive recreational vehicles. Tahuya State Forest is located eight miles from Bremerton and has a total of seven miles of ATV trails that at some points crisscross with bike trails. All off-road vehicles must have a vehicle license or Off-Road Vehicle (ORV) permit tag, no motorized vehicles are allowed on the trails before dawn or after dusk, and ATVs must remain only on trails designated for such.

  Tahuya State Forest
  Department of Natural Resources
  28329 S.E. 448th St.
  Enumclaw, WA 98022
  360-825-1631
  dnr.wa.gov

Riverside State Park

• Situated in the eastern region of Washington, Riverside State Park is six miles northwest of Spokane. There is no fee for park use. There are 600 acres of open riding with trails that run through the trees. This park’s ORV area has a combination of hill climbs and sand areas. In addition to the ATV trails, Riverside has restrooms, picnic shelters and a loading area. Camping is available in the park, 12 miles away from the ATV trails.

  Riverside State Park
  N. 4427 Aubrey L-White Parkway
  Spokane, WA 99205
  riversidestatepark.org/orv_area.htm