Batey-Bould Trail System
The Batey-Bould Trail System is a series of interconnected loops that provide 40 miles of motorcycle (single track) routes. Numerous bridges and puncheons travel across creeks and seeps. The Tacoma Peak Trail #309 and Boulder Mountain Trail #311 loops offer a number of steep climbs and descents for advanced riders. The Batey-Bould Trail #306 links to the 45-mile Little Pend Oreille Motorized Trail System. View the Pend Oreille River Valley from Tacoma Peak and Boulder Mountain loops and visit the Uptagraph Homestead Site on Batey-Bould Trail #306. The terrain in this motorcycle trail system ranges from meadows to mountain peaks. Even though the trail system is motorized, it provides varied terrain for hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding. The trails see less motorized use on weekdays.
Motorized vehicle users: Make sure you have your MVUM with you!
Motor Vehicle Use Maps (MVUM) are the official maps for designating all roads and trails available for public motorized travel on the Colville National Forest. Visitors should not rely on any other map for making decisions about motorized travel. A MVUM is a legally enforceable document that identifies the roads, trails, and areas where motor vehicle use is allowed in a Forest Service administrative unit or ranger district. Forest User Maps combine information from the Motor Vehicle Use Maps and firewood cutting information. This provides a single map that includes the necessary information you will need to navigate the forest for recreation, firewood cutting, and other adventures.
