36 miles
We left Chewelah, (NE Wa) heading east on Flowery Trail, going east for 10 miles to the staging area. Which is the Sno Park loop off to the right side of the road.
* The day before I down Avenza.com/pdf-maps. This is a wonderful tool if you have a mobile device. Once you down load Avenza, you can go on to the Forest Service web site, and download the Motor Vehicle Use Maps (MVUM) for the area you would like to ride. This is a free map from the Forest Service and instructions are on their map riding page. There are other maps you can purchase. It put the Cottonwood trail right on the screen and I could tell exactly where we were, and at each intersection.
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June 26, 2016
Chewelah, Washington, Colville National Forest Cottonwood Loop Trail
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ReplyDeleteAHHH the Cottonwood divide route, behind 49 degree north Shi resort what a nice place, to bad you missed the calispell ATV loop. It is a mild route with only 1 difficult area as a switch back which is fun. Be careful in Washington State riding folks. ATV's in the National Forest are still only restricted to OHV Forest service routes or ATV routes. All other Forest service roads are closed to OHV vehicles, even with WATV lic plates unless specially permitted in some areas! It is very hard to determine what is or isn't opened and should always refer to local clubs to get info! But still the formal laws regarding non OHV or ATV routes is still up in the air. Glade yo had fun in that area!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info. Washington, seems to have the worst ATV trails compared to other states
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