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bowlofjello t1_iwarq9h wrote

Anywhere in WA or do you want to stay on one side of the state?

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citiz3nfiv3 OP t1_iwary5i wrote

West side of the pass or over on the peninsula ideally.

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Future_Huckleberry71 t1_iwit7i2 wrote

Very few USFS roads are seasonally closed and you'r welcome to go up into the snow, traverse mud and ford water as far as your vehicle can get you. if roadways has slide out or bridges down they may, be not always do, put up a closed sign. East side of OP, Barlow Pass between Quilcene and Dungeness Rivers is sometimes doable in winter.

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PartDirect t1_iwas91g wrote

Try the 165 starting in South Prairie. It's a dirt/gravel road that leads to the Tolmie Peak trailhead or Mowich lake campground. Not sure if it would be open in January though.

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58696384896898676493 t1_ixe2065 wrote

I believe that road is open until the National Park boundary, then it's gated off for the winter. I've been up there in the winter and eventually you hit snow deep enough that there's only footprints onward. I meet some guy up there a few years ago and we agreed to pull each other out if we got stuck, we made it like a quarter mile before we both just turned around. It's still fun and worth it, but you're not getting to Mowich Lake unless you do it on foot.

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Unicorn187 t1_iwasvgm wrote

Tahuya possibly, its the nrmal go to for off road trails. I think its open year round.. Some areas in Capitol Forest. I want to say some ares in Elbe.

I'll need to see what I have saved on my computer hen I get a chance. I.might have some maps saved there or on my tablet.

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