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Park on Berggren Rd E, just before the tracks.Walk down the tracks. Go past the spot about 200 ft. There will be a trail that leads to the rock.
The trailhead is located at the Cispus Learning Center near Randle, and the falls are about a mile in. Take U.S. Highway 12 to Randle, turn south on state Route 131 and bear left on Cispus Road, following the signs to the Cispus Learning Center.
3708 W 12th St, Anacortes, WA 98221
A smaller park offering trails and some crawling. Head to the back by the creek, cross it, and head up the dirt trail. Lots of trails and creek action.
Good scale spot with some rock under the trees. Light underbrush and a river to play in.
Fun scale spot. No bathrooms and limited parking.We do comp here though.
Turn right, area is 1/2 mile up the dirt rd. comp area, and some scale in the canyon
This is a single track bike area but it works if you need a place to test some mods or just need to get out of the office and do some crawling... It is under the freeway so it is dry and bare.
Pass required to parkDrive east on Green river gorge rd and watch for the "public fishing access sign" on the left, drive down the hill towards the lake and look to the right.
The park is in Lynnwood just east of the school, you can very easily miss it. you just take a left off of 99 onto 168th if you are headed north and maybe go a 1/4 mile down the road and it is on the left right before the school.
Next to the river in Orting. Its a new rip rap bank that is about 7yds wide by 100yds long. Enough parking for a comp, but no bathrooms.
lots of terrain.. bathrooms and everything else close by ... crowded in the summer great scaler area...
old driveway here leads to the majority of the rocks.N46 37.823'W123 13.7133960 Hwy 6, Chehalis, WA 98532-9230
Good scaling and many nice nice boulders in a storm run-off ditch.
Good scale comp location, with plenty of parking, porta potty, and dispersed camping.Good G6 location.
turn on Columbia siding rd,cross the rail road tracks, turn right. area is 2 miles towards the damn.
Located at Mile Marker 140 off of I-90. It is the viewing area for the wild horse monument on the side of the hill. NO big holes to fall in, it is kinda monolithic rock but they are outcroppings and not giant slabs.This place has some epic rock!
Campground entrance. You have to exit Hwy 6 three miles east of here to cross the river. Follow signs.
Pinecraft Park
River Park 2
Risedrummer's place
Difficult Run Park - Trail along creek with mud puddles and rocks. Progressively improves as you approach the Potomac. Head east out of parking area. Plan batteries for at least 2 hours.
my rockaway spot
Gresham Offroad
Awesome Flat slabs of rocks and cracks to drive on. Good for crawlers and scalers. Requires boat to my knowledge. Or you could swim across. But I wouldn't try. Might get run over by a barge or speedboat.
Barnwell Recreation Park
Crawl and Scale Spot
Rye Wilderness Park
Pinecraft Park
Gulf Drive Tiki Bar
First finger trail
Brownville Park
Rotors, Rudders & Wheels - These guys have a huge scale crawling area, and hold monthly events.
an incredibly beautiful natural resource and an extreme challenge for your crawler (if you want it to be). breathtaking views of the waterfall. extremely rocky area with water to play in (obviously). the walking trail to get down into the river bed itself would be a challenge to crawl as it is very challenging just to walk. there are also trails connected at the parking lot if you would rather go for a trail run and don't want to make your way down into the gorge.
miles of hiking trails and lots of hills, not as rocky as other places but there are plenty of roots and hills, streams and other challenges for your crawler. my favorite local spot to go for a trail run and hike. This area is mainly used for biking, so bring your bike if you have one (helps getting to the good spots down by the river) its quite a long walk to get down to the river but that area is better for crawling.
Dive under the fence at the lookout and head down the hill. A nice rocky valley for 1.9 and 2.2 rigs
a beautiful state park to either trail or crawl, large rocky outcroppings and large rock formations, miles of hiking trails, a meromictic glacial lake to fish. this place has it all. it is also a botanical sanctuary for some species of rare endangered ferns and other plants so mind your step if you make your way off trail
a fun little spot to waste some time playing in the rocky creek bottom. late fall there are many fishermen so I would avoid that time of year from October through November.
large steep bluff hill to crawl on. sand and smoothed rocks
about 5 mile Trail worth of worn Roots and Root filled Climbs and small water Crossings. Great Challenge for any Truck to make it the whole 5. something miles
almost 5,000 Acres of state land, this marker is located at one of my favorite spots near my hunting camp, there is a long winding rocky creek that you can walk and crawl as far as you desire. lots of shale and metamorphic rock, large hills, rocks, logs, and it is located in the middle of nowhere.
public access, also known as "flatrock". lots of rocks to crawl on all over the shoreline. easy to challenging. if youre in the mood for a walk you can also walk out the break wall which has some good craggy broken areas that would be conducive to crawling. you can walk all the way out to the lighthouse but you are not supposed to walk out that far. when you get to that point is is amazing for crawling but it can become very dangerous quickly if the wind comes up and you don't have time to get back in to safety. many people have had to be rescued because of waves washing over the wall. use caution
My Favorite spot to go on lunch and crawl ( I work 5 minutes away ). very large steep hill with loose limestone and shale pieces. some spots are more solid and better for crawling. many trails to walk and bike, lots of rock all around the area. very fun place to go and crawl/trail run.
this area can be used for crawling when the water is low. also has rocky shoreline
An absolutely perfect place to bring your crawler is this abandoned (and supposedly haunted) abandoned rock quarry in Onondaga. steep hills, not-so-steep hils, rocks, gravel, sand. everything you could ask for. the abandoned stone crusher building is apparently haunted and there are usually ghost hunters around in the fall months at night.
this is a no Trust passing area that people go 4x4 in with Real Trucks. im not sure if the entrance is still passable but if it is there is alot of clay and wet trails. some of the main area's have clay and sand hill climbs mostly wet pine needle covered trails with nasty streams