I think everybody should post up some wheelin spots and where they are located around the pnw. I don't know about the rest of you, but I would love to go to a couple new spots...

Im in Snohomish County Area of Washington state and we wheel at Reiter Pit and Walker Valley mostly

Im in Snohomish County Area of Washington state and we wheel at Reiter Pit and Walker Valley mostly
What part of washington is that? I live outside of Portland Or, and pretty much everybody around here goes to the Tillamook Forest. How far away from portland are the places you wheel?

Total Est. Time: 3 hours, 34 minutes Total Est. Distance: 213.25 miles -to Reiter PIT

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Total Est. Time: 4 hours, 10 minutes
Total Est. Distance: 243.84 miles -to walker Valley

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you can't ask for much more than tillamook....unless you want to drive to nevada and arizona.

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This is at swarts canyon in eastern oregon lots of great wheelin

you can't ask for much more than tillamook....unless you want to drive to nevada and arizona.

TSF is getting weeker by the day. Crushers is the only good spot left. If odf keeps paving the trails i'm going to the mall..:flipoff2:

Where is Swarts Canyon located? What part of Eastern Oregon?

Total Est. Time: 3 hours, 34 minutes Total Est. Distance: 213.25 miles -to Reiter PIT

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Total Est. Time: 4 hours, 10 minutes
Total Est. Distance: 243.84 miles -to walker Valley

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Thanks girly I might have to check em out

Where is Swarts Canyon located? What part of Eastern Oregon?

schwarts canyon is off george mullican road on the way to prinville east from Bend, great weekend wheeling, Its been said you can make it as hard as you want too

I like to wheel on nikolai mtn. its inbetween astoria astoria and longview WA. the only downfall to the trail system is you have to bring a redneck logger hillbilly with you so you can find the trails.

up on the wa penninsula there are some not to difficult trails at Tahuya State forest.

Naches is a good one... up on chinook pass (hwy 410)

elbe hills off hwy 161

ect

up on the wa penninsula there are some not to difficult trails at Tahuya State forest.

Naches is a good one... up on chinook pass (hwy 410)

elbe hills off hwy 161

ect

Im actually hitting up Naches for my first time this summer Hear its some pretty good terrain!! Cant wait Also might be hitting up Elbe hills sometime this summer also :) But nothing will be better than MOAB for EJS this year wak RokkN I plan on going again next year 4 Sure!!

Im in Snohomish County Area of Washington state and we wheel at Reiter Pit and Walker Valley mostly

Hmmm I have been to Rieter but I did not know it was the pits :flipoff2::p

TSF is getting weeker by the day. Crushers is the only good spot left. If odf keeps paving the trails i'm going to the mall..:flipoff2:

not true....browns camp has some awesome wheeling left in it. Not only that, the oregon forestry department just decided to up their budget on restoration of TSF.

Reiter Pit always has been Always will be :flipoff2::p

any of you snohomish county wheelers ever heard of the mucktown spot? kinda a local only special, we go there for some weekday wheelin, so we dont have to tow our shit from reiter.

I have never heard of it Please do tell!!!

its actually pretty rad, its in muckilteo, kinda between albertsons and the les schwab, if yer goin north its on the left, theres a place called stods and gymagine on the same road, then you take the trucking roads and right before the curve, its on your left, just a muddy ass dip over the curb, us edmonds wheelers will prolly go back in a couple weeks when all the rigs get fixed, its best after a good rain anyways.

i think ive even seen one of the guys from whore4x4 there, unless theres 2 guys around with a fully caged samuri with onboard welding. :confused:

Was it a white SAMI? if so that was ICE MAN lemme know when you go again I wouldnt mind tagging along and checking it out!

nah i think it was grey, yea, will do.

Reiter Pit always has been Always will be :flipoff2::p

don't let crash see you calling it the pit :flipoff2:

don't let crash see you calling it the pit :flipoff2:

:shaking:

Also try here http://www.nw-wheelers.com

Reiter Pit always has been Always will be :flipoff2::p

Ignorance is a bliss

:shaking:

Ive called it Reiter since I was lil it will always be Reiter PIT to me.:flipoff2:

here on the coast of oregon i run a spot called .stagecoach road its about 10 mil long mud and rock road sum spots will eat 49"s ...and i run low water crossing..its a run thats about 6mil long up a river bed and sum deep mud and big mud hills...

all by coosbay and reedsport OR

i must have more info on stagecoach road and low water crossing. sounds like fun and we are always looking for more to do on the coast.
thanks

around here we like to go snow wheelin up in kamela its between pendleton and la grande, OR.

every year on april 1st we go to jubilee lake jeep run (not just jeeps). usually atleast 6 feet of snow.

Devils Garden Is a great wheelin spot its south of bend by about 2 hours near christmas valley area dont have the directions on me but its great wheeling I will have to dig up some pics

I found this!

http://www.nwjeepn.com/ORtrails.htm

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This is at swarts canyon in eastern oregon lots of great wheelin

Were in eastern oregon I live in bend have not really found anything here yet, HELP!!!

x2 x2 where is this swarts canyon. I am looking to make a trip over that way hopefully oct. 26ish if the weather half way fair. directions please!!!!!. also has anyone been to a rock crawl park over in that area called goundhog? how is it, is it worth going?

thanks ryan.

the groundhog pit is part of the chinahat orv area, i also want to know more about schwartz canyon. all i know is that it is north of highway 20, east of bend, and south of prineville. can someone hook us up with some better directions.

here on the coast of oregon i run a spot called .stagecoach road its about 10 mil long mud and rock road sum spots will eat 49"s ...and i run low water crossing..its a run thats about 6mil long up a river bed and sum deep mud and big mud hills...

all by coosbay and reedsport OR

sounds alot like the plank road up lions ridge. the local jeepers used to go up and break half way thru. we used to go in thru woodard creek to the plank road and out moon creek. made for a great 8-10 hour day if no-one broke.

Reiter pit is always a good time.

... also has anyone been to a rock crawl park over in that area called goundhog? how is it, is it worth going?

thanks ryan.

the groundhog pit is part of the chinahat orv area, i also want to know more about schwartz canyon. all i know is that it is north of highway 20, east of bend, and south of prineville. can someone hook us up with some better directions.


Groundhog Quarry is a play area in the East Fort Rock OHV trail system. You follow hwy 20 east out of Bend about 20 miles. Take a right on Road 23. Follow that another 5 or 6 miles until the road forks. Take Road 25 to the right. Go a few more miles to Road 2510. Go past 2510 staging area several miles. Groundhog is right off Road 2510 on the left. Its marked by a sign where to turn.

Its a fun play area! IMO its worth going. But who knows. I'm just a girl :p Been there a few times to wheel and camp. I go there more often to ride dirt bikes and its AMAZING!

This might help more than my sorry ass directions and give you a little more info:
http://www.fs.fed.us/r6/centraloregon/recreation/cohvops/efrindex.shtml

Guess I should add that from what I understand, the actual trail system is only for motorcycles and quads, not jeeps, pickups and the Class II type. So that limits you to designated road and play areas. Groundhog is a fairly small area. You'd have wheeled every part of it in a day's time. Not to make is sound lame or anything though. I always thought it fun to make a weekend out of it. Wheel one day, camp at the staging area, bring dirt bikes and ride the next day. FUN!

The info board and the Groundhog staging area has maps for you to take. Very helpful!

check out dechutes county 4 wheel drive club. they have alot about ground hog pit.lots of pics.they also have the ground hog rock crawl comp.

here on the coast of oregon i run a spot called .stagecoach road its about 10 mil long mud and rock road sum spots will eat 49"s ...and i run low water crossing..its a run thats about 6mil long up a river bed and sum deep mud and big mud hills...

all by coosbay and reedsport OR

I'm new to the area,I live in coosbay and would really like to know more about these trails. Don't really know of any places except for the dunes, but they are more fun on my banshee.