Middle Fork ATV Trails
The Middle Fork ATV Trails consist of 10 miles of former logging roads which wind through the forest. A portion of the trail system is looped. Many users camp in the Calispell Creek drainage which provides numerous unimproved dispersed camp sites. County Road #2022, which accesses the drainage as well as some Forest Service roads, is open to all motorized vehicles providing many riding opportunities for motorized enthusiasts. The terrain varies from forested to open meadows. Trails follow old logging roads. Off Highway Vehicles, (OHV) are allowed on many other roads in the Colville National Forest. If enjoying these trails on a motorized vehicle, please make sure you are carrying a current Motor Vehicle Use Map. See below for more information.
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.
