Colville, Wa wheeling

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I am in colville visiting my dad till sunday and he works during the day so if there is anyone that could show me some trails in the area that would be cool :awesomework:. not looking for anything special just to get out of the house.

Thanks in advance.
 
ON the west side of the national forest (east) of Colville theres some trails, prolly mostly snow right now, but there just might be some trail potential, anything from mud rocks to forest roads, similiar to evans creek if yuh ever been there.:D
 
check these out


http://www.nmaoffroad.org/orvguide/orv22.html


there's also another two in that area
one called CC mountain trail in the same area as twin sisters
and there was one other one but i forget the name.....
used to live in kettle falls for 7 years and had a relly good time 4x4ing and atving in the area....most of the 4x4 trails are up deadman creek road..which is across the hwy 20 bridge/lake roosevelt then north up 395 about 5.5 miles its on the left...:awesomework: there is also lots of forest service rd's
if you go to chewalah and go up towards the 49 degrees north ski area then keep going on Flowery trail Rd. you'll end up coming out by lake Pend Oreille close to idaho...one of my favorite drives...:awesomework:
 
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check these out


http://www.nmaoffroad.org/orvguide/orv22.html


there's also another two in that area
one called CC mountain trail in the same area as twin sisters
and there was one other one but i forget the name.....
used to live in kettle falls for 7 years and had a relly good time 4x4ing and atving in the area....most of the 4x4 trails are up deadman creek road..which is across the hwy 20 bridge/lake roosevelt then north up 395 about 5.5 miles its on the left...:awesomework: there is also lots of forest service rd's
if you go to chewalah and go up towards the 49 degrees north ski area then keep going on Flowery trail Rd. you'll end up coming out by lake Pend Oreille close to idaho...one of my favorite drives...:awesomework:

when was the last time you where on Flowery trail rd? It has more traffic then tiger pass now that it is all paved. They have been cracking down on all offroading on flower trail rd. :booo:
 
when was the last time you where on Flowery trail rd? It has more traffic then tiger pass now that it is all paved. They have been cracking down on all offroading on flower trail rd. :booo:

There are some trails off of Flowery trail, but I'm not telling :D

Way too much snow up there now to get to them anyways
 
cool, thanks for the links guys.
my dad broke out his map of the area last night with all the FS rds. its nice and sunny today so time for a joy ride.

Thanks again and if there is someone in the area that could be a guide let me know.
 
Go to Clarks all sports, I have a buddy that works the gun counter, his name is Jimmy Wiegand, he has a jeep and may know some areas :awesomework:

Tell him Jason said hello :redneck:
 
check these out


http://www.nmaoffroad.org/orvguide/orv22.html


there's also another two in that area
one called CC mountain trail in the same area as twin sisters
and there was one other one but i forget the name.....
used to live in kettle falls for 7 years and had a relly good time 4x4ing and atving in the area....most of the 4x4 trails are up deadman creek road..which is across the hwy 20 bridge/lake roosevelt then north up 395 about 5.5 miles its on the left...:awesomework: there is also lots of forest service rd's
if you go to chewalah and go up towards the 49 degrees north ski area then keep going on Flowery trail Rd. you'll end up coming out by lake Pend Oreille close to idaho...one of my favorite drives...:awesomework:

I'm impressed Bill:D
 
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