Door Bender Trail

Trail Overview

This 0.6-mile point-to-point trail is part of the Tahuya State Forest off-road vehicle trail system. This trail connects you to several other short trails. If starting from the south, the trail starts easy. Once past the 84N trail, the terrain becomes more difficult with narrow passes through trees and stumps. Possible vehicle damage can occur from poor tire placement on tree root systems. At the north end of the trail, there is a steep grade with an off-camber section that could cause damage to the mirrors or taillights of 4x4 vehicles. Tahuya State Forest is a fee area and requires a Discover Pass (www.discoverpass.wa.gov).

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Difficulty

Expect a steep grade with an off-camber section. Obstacles and mud holes are up to 18 inches in height/depth. There are narrow passes through trees and stumps.

History

Tahuya State Forest is a 23,000-acre working forest that is very popular for off-roading, with over 84 miles of off-road trails. These trails are maintained by local off-roading clubs.

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