Capitol State Forest
We first got to experience the trails of Washington’s Capitol Stage Forest in 2010 at the Yamaha Grizzly 450 press intro and have been itching to go back ever since. Situated near Olympia, Wash., about 100 miles of trails are open to ATV use on the northern half of the forest; the southern half is reserved for hiking and horseback riding. Because of the thick cover provided by the trees, trails is shaded virtually everywhere, which is ideal for riding in the middle of a hot summer. Connected to the trail system is the Straddleline ORV Park, where you can camp out for a nominal fee.







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