Best site for some weekend wheeling/camping

[Lost Arrow]

hi yall.

just wondering where you think is the best spot to go wheeling on a weekend.

in Washington and Oregon of course.

i can vouch for timber land. just watch out for log trucks and security :cool: best at night- that way you can see head lights comin at ya.

looking for somehwere a little more "legal"

thanks

[MAPit]

Up in my neck of the woods there is an OHV park named walker valley. It is roughly 100 miles north of Seattle. :fsj:

[goldhammer]

From the Longview area your best "legal" area would probably be Tillamook State Forest, Browns Camp. Check out www.pnw4wda.org (http://www.pnw4wda.org) and the forum there under Oregon trails and also Washington trails. Couple of 4x4 clubs in your area that might know of areas for you as well. Look under about us-clubs-region 3 on the main page there.

[Scarochee]

I second Brown's Camp. It's reasonably close, there are a lot of trails (assuming they're all open), plenty of campsites and a decent variety of terrain. It can be pretty crowded though which can be a plus if you're alone. Oh, if you don't already have one, get an off-road permit.

[goldhammer]

The state OHV permit is $10.50 for 2 years. If you have the equivilant WA sticker you are good to go. We honor WA OHV stickers here.

[dajeeps]

the only place i know would be jones creek orv just north of camas.or just head east into the gifford pinchot.with last winter their are many washouts and sildes could be fun and interesting.

[TooRisky]

F the ORV's sites....I will take anyone on a great adventure into the wild Cascades...PM me and we will set a time...I live in Tacoma and explore year round...You have to be prepared in vehicle, gear, camping, and clotheing...

[AlsChopShop]

browns camp (tillamook state forest), jones creek, and there is also elbe hills.

Al