Location: 12529 Reiter Rd, Gold Bar, WA 98251
Description: Reiter Foothills is one of the most popular off-road vehicle parks in Washington, located in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. It offers 1,500 acres of mixed-terrain trails for UTVs, ATVs, dirt bikes, and 4x4 vehicles (including jeeps). The park has various levels of difficulty, from beginner trails to more challenging rock crawling sections. The park is also known for its scenic views of the surrounding mountains and forests.
Website: Reiter Foothills ORV Park
Phone: +1 360-563-1000 (Washington Department of Natural Resources)

Location: 30511 Walker Valley Rd, Mount Vernon, WA 98274
Description: Walker Valley ORV Park is a 3,000-acre off-road park offering a variety of trails for off-road vehicles, including UTVs, jeeps, and ATVs. It features a mix of forested trails, muddy bogs, and steep hills, making it suitable for both beginners and advanced off-roaders. The park also hosts special events and is well-maintained by the local community.
Website: Walker Valley ORV Park
Phone: +1 360-416-1350 (Skagit County Parks and Recreation)

Location: 3295 NW Neddie Rose Dr, Belfair, WA 98528
Description: Tahuya State Forest offers a large network of off-road trails for UTVs, ATVs, and dirt bikes. This 23,000-acre state forest features more than 100 miles of trails, with varying levels of difficulty, making it ideal for off-road vehicles. The forest is a mix of dense forest and open terrain, offering both technical challenges and scenic riding experiences. It's one of the top spots for off-roaders in western Washington.
Website: Tahuya State Forest
Phone: +1 360-275-6716 (Washington Department of Natural Resources)

Location: 37601 SR 7, Eatonville, WA 98328
Description: Elbe Hills ORV Park is a popular off-road park in southwestern Washington, offering more than 1,000 acres of trails for UTVs, ATVs, dirt bikes, and jeeps. The park has a variety of terrains, including dirt trails, mud pits, and forested paths. It also features areas for rock crawling, making it a great place for those looking for a challenge. The park is open year-round, but be mindful of weather conditions, as the trails can get muddy during the rainy season.
Website: Elbe Hills ORV Park
Phone: +1 360-825-1631 (Washington Department of Natural Resources)

Location: 11610 Trek Dr E, Eatonville, WA 98328
Description: While not an off-road park in the traditional sense, Northwest Trek offers off-road tours and experiences. The park is home to wildlife and offers guided off-road tours through natural habitats. The off-road tours allow visitors to explore the park's wilderness and see animals in their natural environment. It’s an excellent choice if you're looking for a mix of off-roading and wildlife viewing.
Website: Northwest Trek Wildlife Park
Phone: +1 360-832-7165 (Northwest Trek Wildlife Park)

Location: 3500 State Route 108, McCleary, WA 98557
Description: Straddleline ORV Park is one of the largest off-road parks in the state, offering 900 acres of riding area. The park is open to ATVs, UTVs, and jeeps, and features a variety of terrain, including forest trails, muddy bogs, and sand dunes. It’s known for its well-maintained trails, making it an excellent spot for both novice and experienced off-road riders. The park also hosts races and events throughout the year.
Website: Straddleline ORV Park
Phone: +1 360-495-3000 (Straddleline ORV Park)

Location: 33914 Crystal Mountain Rd, Enumclaw, WA 98022
Description: While Crystal Mountain is known for skiing and snowboarding, the area offers off-road opportunities in the summer months, including trails suitable for UTVs and jeeps. The trails take off-roaders through the mountainous terrain of the Cascades, offering breathtaking views and a challenging ride. Riders can enjoy a mix of forest roads and rocky trails.
Website: Crystal Mountain
Phone: +1 360-663-2262 (Crystal Mountain Resort)

Location: Near North Bend, WA
Description: Rattle Snake Ridge is a well-known off-roading destination in the area, with a variety of forested trails and challenging obstacles for jeeps and UTVs. It’s an unmarked and less formal trail system, so it’s best to go with an experienced group or guide. The area offers scenic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, making for a beautiful off-roading experience.
Phone: Local trail info can be found by contacting off-road groups or trail users in the area.

Location: 16400 Champion Way, Sandy, OR 97055 (Just across the border in Oregon, but accessible to Washington residents)
Description: Although located in Oregon, Mount Hood National Forest is close to the border and provides some great off-road opportunities for those living in Washington state. The forest has a variety of off-road trails for UTVs, ATVs, and jeeps, and it offers views of Mount Hood, dense forests, and rocky terrain.
Website: Mount Hood National Forest
Phone: +1 503-668-1700 (Mount Hood National Forest)