Legal Trails Near Vancouver, WA

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I'm able to run these trails in 2wd with my pickup. I have a rear ARB locker though, so 4x4 is probably a good idea :P

I'm planning on running up there in my 4th gen T4R in the next few weeks.. I helped build the trails these past few years in partnership with the WA DNR, so they're legal, and they're fun. They're not as fun as Brown's camp, but it's a 99% guarantee you won't get any body damage unless you really want some haha..

Anyway, feel free to check out the trails:

Here's Mountain View Trail.

Which moves right into the next few trails.

This is a fun loop

And this is Deer Pen Trail.

Lemme know if you have any questions. Easiest way to get to these trails from Portland, is through Camas. Here's the route I would take from I-205 and HWY 14:

Here's the map[/QUOTE]

If you go up, please take pictures and post them here. Also, if you see trash too large to pickup (hopefully you try), please take a picture so I know where it's at and can go police the trash with my pickup.



If you're interested in getting more involved with the cleanup crew that built these trails, you can find contact info here.

Las Vegas, Nev., Nov. 2, 2016 – BFGoodrich® Tires, in collaboration with 4 Wheel Parts,
United Four Wheel Drive Associations, Blue Ribbon Coalition and Off Road Business
Association, today announced the winners of the 2016 Outstanding Trails program. Nominated
for uniqueness, terrain type and enthusiast following, the trails selected and the associated
clubs for this year’s program are:

· Sidewinder Trail, Colorado, Mile-Hi Jeep Club

· Daniel Boone Backcountry Byway, Kentucky, Ohio River Four Wheelers

· 21 Road, Grand Junction, Colorado, Grand Mesa Jeep Club

· Hagen Creek Trail, Yacolt Burn State Forest, Washington , Piston’s Wild Motorsports

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