Washington state ride areas
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Washington state ride areas
Hello, I am new to these forums and have a question. As of now, I have two ATVs, a Polaris Trailblazer 250 and a Polaris Predator Limited Edition 500, and I am looking for some good riding areas in Washington state. I have two areas I go to, Reiter Pit and the Moses Lake Dunes, and am wondering if anyone knows of any sand dunes in my state. Also, if anyone knows of any areas that are more course like and are open to the public, I would also be grateful to know. Any help is appreciated.
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Washington state ride areas
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There are alot of different riding areas in WA.....as far as dunes, there is also Beverly, but it can get boring really quick. And there is Juniper dunes over in Spokane, but it's on and off regarding the closures.
"Puget Sound/Seattle NW Area Riders Meet HERE!!! "
There are alot of different riding areas in WA.....as far as dunes, there is also Beverly, but it can get boring really quick. And there is Juniper dunes over in Spokane, but it's on and off regarding the closures.
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Washington state ride areas
There are 4 main riding areas down in Oregon....the closest is Sandlake and it wouldn't be to bad for a weekend trip. The others are Coos Bay, Florence, and Winchester???
Here is a site with many dunes riding areas.
duneguide.com
Here is a site with many dunes riding areas.
duneguide.com
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Washington state ride areas
You can also ride up at Walker Valley. I was just there on Saturday. It has trails branching from logging roads. If you want to drive south you can also go to acouple places down there.
Oregon dunes are way different than Moses Lake. Oregon is real sand, Moses is ash dirt!
Oregon dunes are way different than Moses Lake. Oregon is real sand, Moses is ash dirt!