Capitol State Forest
Split in half, the southern end of this 110,000-acre state forest is designated for non-motorists like hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians, but the northern section offers around 100 miles of ATV riding trails.
Keep an eye open for the Capital Forest OHV trail, which is an 11-mile, lightly trafficked trail that is known for providing outstanding wildlife views. When the weather cooperates, you’ll find some of the muddiest OHV trails Washington has to offer here, ideal for riders who like to get dirty.
