OFF HIGHWAY VEHICLE OPPORTUNIT
Legend
North Coast
United States Forest Service
South Coast
Bureau of Land Management
Inland
Oregon Parks and Recreation
Central
Oregon Department of Forestry
Eastern
Counties and Other
This map was designed to show general locations of OHV recreation sites
in Oregon. For specific directions to the site, please contact the land
manager contacts found on the back of this map.
Trip Planning
Before you go, contact the local
agency office for site specific maps
and other information neccessary
to plan a safe and fun trip.
Pass/Permit
Type of Pass/ Where
Required
Oregon State Park
Day-use Pass
Day-use in 26 state parks
For more information:
1-800-551-6949
http://atv.prd.state.or.us
Cost
How to Buy/ Get
More Information
Per Vehicle:
Annual - $25
2 year - $40
Daily - $3
1-800-551-6949
Oregon Coastal
Access Pass
Day-use parking permit
for all state and federal
sites on Coast along Hwy
101 corridor in Oregon
Per Vehicle:
Annual - $35
Daily - $3 to $5
1-800-551-6949
Northwest Forest Pass
Parking permit at National
Forest trailheads and
other USFS sites
Per Vehicle:
Annual - $30
Daily - $5
1-800-270-7504
Washington & Oregon
Recreation Pass
Day-use parking on most
state and federal lands in
Oregon & Washington
Golden Eagle Passport
Admission to USFS, NPS,
BLM, USFWS developed
day-use areas
1-800-551-6949
Per Vehicle:
Annual - $65
1-888-467-2757
Photo: Christmas Valley Sand Dunes
ATV Permits
Your purchase of an
ATV operating permit
generates funds to
develop and maintain
ATV riding areas in
Oregon. You must display the ATV permit if
you operate an ATV in
areas specifically designated for ATV use.
There are three classes of ATVs:
Per Vehicle:
Annual - $20
(*In addition to Golden Eagle
Passport, see below.)
Permit vendors
To find a permit vendor in your area,
call 1-800-551-6949 or go to
http://atv.prd.state.or.us/permits.php
Class I Permit
Defined:
■ For vehicles 50” wide or less, AND
■ Dry weight of 800 pounds or less.
■ Have a saddle or seat.
■ Travel on three or four tires.
Operating requirements:
• Have a valid driver’s license, OR
• Have an ATV operator permit (this is not
the operating permit described above. The
operator permit can be obtained only by
successfully completing an ATV safety
education course), OR
• Be accompanied by someone 18 years or older
who meets one of the above requirements.
Class II Permit
Defined:
■ For vehicles more
than 50" wide, OR
■ Dry weight of more than 800 lbs.,
but less than 8,000 lbs.
Operating requirements:
• A valid driver’s license.
Class III Permit
Defined:
■ For vehicles riding on two tires, AND
■ Dry weight of less than 600 pounds
Operating requirements:
• Be at least 7 years old, AND
• Have a valid driver’s license, OR
• Have a special ATV operator permit (this is
not the same thing as the operating permit
described above. The operator permit can only
be obtained by successfully completing an ATV
safety education course), OR
• Be accompanied by someone 18 years or older
who meets one of the above requirements.
• Riders who are at least 7 but younger than 12
years old must have both an ATV operator
permit and be accompanied by someone at
least 18 years old that has a license or an ATV
operator permit.
ORS 821.174 Prohibition on operating Class I or III
all-terrain vehicle while driving privileges suspended.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, a person
may not operate a Class I all-terrain vehicle or a Class III
all-terrain vehicle while the person’s driving privileges are
suspended or revoked. A person who violates this section
is in violation of ORS 811.175 or 811.182, as appropriate.
[1995 c.775 §7]
Always check with enforcement officials in the area
you wish to ride for any special requirements.
Permit fee: $10 (some vendors charge an extra .50)
Photo: Blue Mountain Trail
UNITIES IN OREGON
Recreation Permits
Be aware that some areas may require a day use permit. Each site has its own policies
governing rates, locations, and activities covered. Please contact the local land manager
to see if the site you want to go to requires a pass (see below).
NORTH COAST
OHV SITES
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MT. BABER ATV TRAILS
OREGON DEPT. OF FORESTRY
Toledo Unit Office
763 NW Forestry Road
Toledo, OR 97391
Phone: (541) 929-3266 or 95410 336-9419
LOCATION: 30 miles east of Newport on US Highway 20.
DESCRIPTION: Many trails and roads are available
for Class I and III ATVs. Ownership of land is divided
between ODF and four private land owners.
COMMENTS: Detailed information is available at
the Toledo Unit Office or by calling members of the
Mt. Baber ATV Club – Stan at (541) 265-5656.
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CHETCO
SISKIYOU NATIONAL FOREST
COOS COUNTY FOREST
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/siskiyou/1trmap.htm
LOCATION: About 15 miles south of Coos Bay on
US 101 at milepost 251.
LOCATION: East of Brookings in southern-most portion
of Oregon coast.
DESCRIPTION: 2 trails are available for Class III ATVs.
Chetco Gorge Trail is along the upper Chetco River
northeast of Brookings and Chimney Camp Trail is
a wooded trail southeast of Brookings on the Winchuck
River. Both trails steep with many switchbacks.
BLM encourages use on many miles of old logging
roads as alternative.
COMMENTS: Detailed information and maps are
available at Chetco Ranger District Office.
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SIUSLAW NATIONAL FOREST
WEBSITE: www.or.blm.gov/coosbay/
DESCRIPTION: Approximately 30 miles of trails of
moderate difficulty using groomed trails and dirt road.
COMMENTS: Area was developed by the South
Coast Trail Riders Association and maintained by
the Coos County Forestry Department. Trails may
be a bit narrow for Class I ATVs. Information and
map available from Coos County Forest Office or the
www.coostrails.com website.
AMP
SEASON: All year.
INLAND OHV SITES
HONEYMAN STATE PARK
OREGON PARKS AND RECREATION
Honeyman State Park Office
Florence, OR 97391
Office Phone: (541) 997-3641 or (800) 551-6949
Reservation Phone: (800) 452-5687
Hebo Ranger District Office
31525 Hwy 22
Hebo, OR 97122
Phone: (503) 392-3161
WINCHESTER OHV TRAILS
Coos County Forest Office
Coquille, OR 97423
Phone: (541) 396-3121
SEASON: Spring, summer, fall.
SAND LAKE
RECREATION AREA
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Chetco Ranger District
539 Chetco Ave.
Brookings, OR 97415
Phone (541) 412-6000
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SEASON: All year.
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COTTAGE GROVE
UMPQUA NATIONAL FOREST
WEBSITE: www.oregonstateparks.org/park_134.php
Cottage Grove Ranger District
78405 Cedar Parks Road
Cottage Grove, OR 97424
Phone: (541) 767-5000
LOCATION: 3 miles south of Florence on
US Highway 101.
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/umpqua/rec/hiking/trails/
trl.html
DESCRIPTION: Sand dunes offer easy to most difficult
riding for Class I, II, and III ATVs.
DESCRIPTION: Dunes access from H loop Oct. 1
– April 30. Campground with access to Oregon Dunes
National Recreation Area for Class I, II, and III ATVs.
LOCATION: About 35 miles southeast of Cottage Grove.
Take I-5 exit 174 and travel east on Row River Road.
COMMENTS: Fees for entry and camping. Map available
from Hebo Ranger District Office.
COMMENTS: Reservations for camping required. No
trails within park, but nearby ODNRA access.
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WEBSITE: www.oregoncoast.com/hebord/
LOCATION: Seventeen miles southwest of Tillamook
and 6 miles north of Pacific City.
SEASON: All year.
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TILLAMOOK OHV AREA
OREGON DEPT. OF FORESTRY
Forest Grove District Office
801 Gales Creek Road
Forest Grove, OR 97116
Phone: (503) 357-2191
Tillamook District Office
4907 3rd Street
Tillamook, OR 97141
Phone: (503)842-2545
WEBSITE: www.odf.state.or.us/TSF/ohv.htm
LOCATION: State Hwy 6 between Portland and
Tillamook. Four staging areas: Browns Camp, Jordan
Creek, Diamond Mill, and Trask.
DESCRIPTION: The Browns Camp and Jordan Creek
OHV areas provide over 100 miles of easy to most difficult Class I, II and III trail opportunities for both beginners and experts.
COMMENTS: Campgrounds are nearby and may
require a fee. Maps available for Browns Camp, Diamond Mill and Jordan Creek at Forest Grove and Tillamook offices or on website. No Map of Trask Area.
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SEASON: All year.
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BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Tillamook Resource Area
4610 3rd Street
Tillamook, OR 97141
Phone: (503) 815-1100
WEBSITE: www.or.blm.gov/salem/
LOCATION: The Upper Nestucca OHV Area is located
in Oregon’s Coast Range Mountains approximately
17 miles southwest of McMinnville and 9 miles north
of Willamina.
DESCRIPTION: 23 miles of trails and 3 staging areas.
COMMENTS: Area may be closed due to forest
fire danger. Campgrounds are nearby and may
require a fee. Map available at the Tillamook Resource
Area Office.
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SEASON: All year.
SOUTH COAST
OHV SITES
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BLUE RIDGE
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
OREGON DUNES
NATIONAL
RECREATION AREA
SIUSLAW NATIONAL FOREST
Oregon Dunes NRA Office
855 Highway Avenue
Reedsport, OR 97467
Phone: (541) 271-3611
WEBSITE: www.or.blm.gov/coosbay/
LOCATION: About 15 miles southeast of Coos Bay.
DESCRIPTION: 12 miles of moderate trails and
gravel roads.
COMMENTS: Trails developed in association with the
South Coast Trail Riders Association. Please stay off
trails when wet (Oct. - June).
SEASON: Summer, fall.
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DIAMOND LAKE
UMPQUA NATIONAL FOREST
LOCATION: Florence, Winchester Bay, Spinreel, Hauser,
and Horsefall access points.
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/umpqua/rec/hiking/trails/
trl.html
DESCRIPTION: Sand dunes and trails offer easy to most
difficult riding for Class I, II and III ATVs.
LOCATION: About 80 miles southeast of Roseburg
on State Highway 138 north of Diamond Lake Ranger
District Office.
COMMENTS: Fees for day use and camping. No alcohol
on the Dunes. Map available from Oregon Dunes
NRA Office.
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SEASON: All year.
PINE GROVE
SISKIYOU NATIONAL FOREST
Gold Beach Ranger District
2927 Ellensburg Ave.
Gold Beach, OR 97444
Phone: (541) 247-3600
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/siskiyou/
LOCATION: 35 miles northeast of Gold Beach near the
town of Agnes. Check at Ranger Station in Gold Beach
for trail details.
DESCRIPTION: 2 more difficult forest trails are available
for Class III ATVs.
COMMENTS: Detailed information and maps are
available at Gold Beach Ranger District Office.
MP
SEASON: Illinois River trail is open in late summer.
Pine Grove trail is open all year.
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RILEY RANCH
Coos County Parks and Recreation
250 N Baxter
Coquille, OR 97423
Phone: (541) 396-3121 Ext. 354 or contact us by e-mail
at [email protected]
WEBSITE: www.co.coos.or.us/ccpark
DESCRIPTION: 130 acre site adjacent to Oregon Dunes
National Recreation Area. Site will have day-use parking,
camping, RV sites and small trail system.
COMMENTS: Being developed. Please contact
information above to check status.
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SEASON: All year.
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DESCRIPTION: 4 trails are available for Class I ATVs.
3 trails are available for Class III ATVs.
COMMENTS: Detailed information and maps are
available at Diamond Lake Ranger District Office.
AMP
SEASON: Summer, fall.
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SAUNDERS LAKE
DUNE ACCESS
South Coast Trail Riders
Phone: (541) 759-3601
M
LOCATION: Located between Hauser and Spinreel at
Crannog Rd.
DESCRIPTION: 15 acre, no fee access point to the
Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area.
COMMENTS: Access is in a residential neighborhood.
There is no street parking, no developed parking or
other resources at this site. The sand road is narrow (8')
and a moderate incline.
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SEASON: All year.
ELLIOTT RIDGE
ROGUE RIVER NATIONAL FOREST
Applegate Ranger District
6941 Upper Applegate Road
Jacksonville, OR 97530-9314
Office Phone: (541) 899-3800
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/rogue/
LOCATION: About 30 miles southwest of Medford.
Check at Ranger Station in Jacksonville for trail details.
DESCRIPTION: 6 trails are available for Class III ATVs.
COMMENTS: Detailed information and maps are
available at Applegate Ranger District Office.
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SEASON: Summer, fall.
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COOS COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION
Information available from Coos Bay BLM office and the
www.coostrails.com website.
SEASON: All year.
AMP
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/siuslaw/oregondunes/
LOCATION: Located between Hauser and Spinreel.
Coos Bay District Office
1300 Airport Lane
North Bend, OR 97459
Phone: (541) 756-0100
COMMENTS: Detailed information is available at the
Cottage Grove Ranger District Office.
Diamond Lake Ranger District
2020 Toketee Ranger Station Rd.
Idleyld Park, OR 97447
Phone: (541) 498-2531
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UPPER NESTUCCA
OHV AREA
Salem District Office
1717 Fabry Road SE
Salem, OR 97306
Phone: (503) 375-5646
SEASON: Oct. 1 – April 30.
DESCRIPTION: 3 trails are available. The 4 mile Noonday Wagon Road #1405 is open for Class II ATVs.
Knott trail #1417 is 3.9 miles and Bohemia National
Recreation Trail is open only for Class III ATVs.
GALICE
SISKIYOU NATIONAL FOREST
Galice Ranger District
200 NE Greenfield Rd.
Grants Pass, OR 97526
Phone: (541) 471-6500
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/siskiyou/2trmap.htm
LOCATION: About 15 miles west of Grants Pass near
Galice on the Rogue River.
DESCRIPTION: 8 trails are designated for use by
Class III ATVs.
COMMENTS: Detailed information is available at the
Galice Ranger District Office.
MP
SEASON: Spring, summer, fall.
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HUCKLEBERRY FLAT
WILLAMETTE NATIONAL FOREST
Middle Fork Ranger District
46375 Highway 58
Westfir, OR 97492
Office phone: (541) 782-5202
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/willamette/
LOCATION: Approximately 31 miles east of Eugene on
Hwy 58. Take Westfir exit. Left after green bridge onto
Westfir Rd. About 2 miles into Westfir. Straight ahead at
red covered bridge for 14 miles on FS road 19 to road
1928. Take right on road.
DESCRIPTION: 33 miles of trails for
Class I and III ATVs.
COMMENTS: Detailed information and maps are
available at the Middlefork Ranger District Office.
Website does not have any trail information.
AMP
SEASON: All year.
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Sound Decisions:
Regulations limit noise output from ATVs to maximum of 99 decibels at 20 inches from the exhaust opening.
Several areas, however, have more restrictive noise limits. Be sure to inquire at the local office if additional
restrictions apply.
Spark Arrester Regulations:
Riding ATVs in forested areas require the use of US Forest Service-approved spark arrester exhaust systems,
GREEN MOUNTAIN
OCHOCO NATIONAL FOREST
Prineville Ranger District Office
3160 NE Third
Prineville, OR 97754
Phone: (541) 416-6500, 24-hour hotline (541) 383-4010
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/centraloregon/cohvops
at least April 1 – October 31. However, some trail systems may have more restrictive dates. Check at the local
LOCATIONS: Approximately 15.5 miles north
of Prineville.
agency’s office to be certain about the exact dates.
DESCRIPTION: 8 miles of more difficult trails.
Riding areas may be closed due to extreme fire danger. Always check with local agencies.
COMMENTS: Free dispersed camping on site.
Map available from Prineville Ranger District Office.
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JOHN’S PEAK
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
23
SHOTGUN CREEK
OHV AREA
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Medford District Office
3040 Biddle Road
Medford, OR 97504
Phone: (541) 618-2200
WEBSITE: www.or.blm.gov/medford/
LOCATION: 10 miles west of Jacksonville in
southern Oregon.
DESCRIPTION: Over 14,000 acres of trails with varying
degrees of difficulty. For Class I, II and III vehicles.
Eugene District Office
2890 Chad Drive
Eugene, OR 97408
Phone: (541) 683-7578 or toll free 1 (888) 442-3061
WEBSITE: www.edo.or.blm.gov/
LOCATION: From I-5 take I-105 east (Springfield) to
42nd Street exit, go north and follow Marcola Road for
12 miles through Marcola to Shotgun Creek Park.
COMMENTS: Map available from Medford BLM
office. Jointly maintained with BLM by the Motorcycle
Riders Association.
DESCRIPTION: About 6,000 acres of trails with
varying degrees of difficulty using power line
rights-of-way. Checkerboard ownership. Be sure
to respect private property.
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COMMENTS: Area is under development and should
be ready soon. Dispersed camping on site. Information
is available from Eugene BLM office.
SEASON: All year.
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McGREW 4WD TRAIL
SISKIYOU NATIONAL FOREST
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SEASON: All year.
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WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/siskiyou/
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/centraloregon/cohvops
LOCATION: From Terrabonne take US 97 two miles
north of Crooked River Gorge. Turn East on Park Lane
for 2 miles and then take Forest Road 57 for 1 mile to
staging area.
DESCRIPTION: 15.5 miles of trails from easy to
very difficult.
COMMENTS: Free dispersed camping on site. Map
available from Madras office.
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SEASON: April - November.
LOCATION: Approximately 15 miles southwest of
Cave Junction on US 199.
DESCRIPTION: Twenty miles of 4WD trail for the
very experienced driver. Area is remote and should
not be attempted alone. Lots of rock and mud.
Only for experienced 4WDs.
COMMENTS: Primitive campground (Sourdough Camp)
at end of trail. No facilities. No NW Forest Pass
required. Map available from local USFS office.
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SEASON: All year.
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NORTH UMPQUA
UMPQUA NATIONAL FOREST
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CENTRAL OHV SITES
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CHRISTMAS VALLEY
SAND DUNES
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
LAKEVIEW DISTRICT
Lakeview Resource Area
1300 S. G Street, HC10 Box 337,
Lakeview, OR 97630
Phone: (541) 947-2177
WEBSITE: www.or.blm.gov/Lakeview/LKVWRA/
recwild.htm
LOCATION: Approximately 80 miles southeast of
Bend and 80 miles north of Lakeview near the town
of Christmas Valley.
DESCRIPTION: Over 8000 acres of sand dunes with
easy to most difficult riding opportunities.
COMMENTS: Map available from Lakeview BLM office.
North Umpqua Ranger District
18782 North Umpqua Highway
Glide, OR 97443
Phone: (541) 496-3532
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/umpqua/rec/hiking/trails/
trl_list.html
LOCATION: 16 miles east of Roseburg on
State Hwy 138
DESCRIPTION: 9 more difficult trails for Class III ATVs.
COMMENTS: Detailed information is available at the
North Umpqua Ranger District Office.
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SEASON: All year, muddy access in winter.
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PROSPECT
ROGUE RIVER NATIONAL FOREST
Prospect Ranger District
47201 Highway 62
Prospect, OR 97536-9724
Phone (541) 560-3400
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/rogue/
LOCATION: 40 miles northeast of Medford on
State Highway 62.
KLAMATH SPORTSMAN’S PARK
Klamath Sportsman’s Park
P.O. Box 596
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
Phone: (541) 822-1098
LOCATION: Approximately 20 miles southwest
of Klamath Falls through the town of Keno on
State Hwy 66.
DESCRIPTION: Over 20 acres of riding areas for
Class I, II and III ATVs.
COMMENTS: Map available from on site office.
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SEASON: All year.
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McCUBBINS GULCH
MT. HOOD NATIONAL FOREST
Barlow Ranger District
Bear Springs Work Center
73558 Highway 216
Maupin, OR 97037
Phone: (541) 467-2291
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/mthood/
FREEMONT NATIONAL FOREST
LOCATION: Approximately 60 miles southeast of
Portland near Maupin.
LOCATION: Ten miles south of Lakeview off of US 395
DESCRIPTION: 8 miles of Class I and III trails.
COMMENTS: No facilities. Parking. Map available from
local USFS office.
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SEASON: Spring, summer, fall.
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KLAMATH
SPORTSMAN’S PARK
CRANE MOUNTAIN
Lakeview Ranger District Office
Highway 395 N.
HC 64 Box 60
Lakeview, OR 97630
Phone: (541) 947-3334
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/fremont/rogs/crnmtn.htm
SEASON: Summer, fall.
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OCHOCO NATIONAL FOREST
Crooked River National Grassland
813 SW Hwy 97
Madras, OR 97741
Phone: (541) 416-6640, 24-hour hotline (541) 383-4010
SEASON: All year.
Illinois Valley Ranger District
26568 Redwood Hwy
Cave Junction, OR 97523
Phone (541) 592-4000
HENDERSON FLAT
EAST FORT ROCK
DESCHUTES NATIONAL FOREST
DESCRIPTION: 50 miles of Class I and III ATV trails in
rolling forested terrain.
COMMENTS: Information is available from local USFS
office in Maupin.
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SEASON: All year.
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MILLICAN VALLEY
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Prineville District Office
3050 NE Third Street
Prineville, OR 9754
Phone: (541) 416-6700, 24-hour hotline (541) 383-4010
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/centraloregon/cohvops
LOCATION: Approximately 25 miles southeast of Bend
on both sides of US 20 near the town of Millican.
DESCRIPTION: Many trails and roads are available
for Class I, II, and III ATVs. Woodruff Play Area is
ideal for novice riders.
Bend/Ft. Rock Ranger District Office
1230 NE 3rd St., Suite A-262
Bend, OR 97701
Phone: (541) 383-4000, 24-hour hotline (541) 383-4010
COMMENTS: Detailed information and maps are
available at the Prospect Ranger District Office.
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/centraloregon/recreation/
cohvops/efrindex.shtml
DESCRIPTION: 240 miles of easy to most difficult trails.
3 staging areas and 1 play area at North Millican.
3 staging areas in South Millican.
1 staging area and 1 play area at Millican Plateau.
1 play area at the ODOT Pit.
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LOCATION: Approximately 21 miles east of Bend
on US 20.
COMMENTS: Free dispersed camping on site. Map
available from Prineville Office.
DESCRIPTION: 318 miles of easy to most difficult trails.
Four staging areas.
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SEASON: Summer, fall.
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SANTIAM PASS
WILLAMETTE NATIONAL FOREST
McKenzie Ranger District
57600 McKenzie Hwy
McKenzie Bridge, OR 97413
Phone: (541) 822-3381
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/willamette/
LOCATION: Approximately 90 miles east of Eugene and
50 miles west of Bend on top of Santiam Pass on US 20.
DESCRIPTION: 1500 acres of trails and roads in
Cascade Mountains for Class I, II and III ATVs.
COMMENTS: Information is available from local USFS
office or at Hoodoo Ski Bowl.
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SEASON: All year.
COMMENTS: Free dispersed camping on site. Map
available from Bend Office.
AMPTR
SEASON: All year.
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EDISON BUTTE
DESCHUTES NATIONAL FOREST
Bend/Ft. Rock Ranger District Office
1230 NE 3rd St., Suite A-262
Bend, OR 97701
Phone: (541) 383-4000, 24-hour hotline (541) 383-4010
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/centraloregon/cohvops
LOCATION: 8 miles west of Bend on State Hwy 46
toward Mt. Bachelor.
DESCRIPTION: 25 miles of more difficult trails.
COMMENTS: Free dispersed camping on site. Map
available from Bend Office.
AMPTR
SEASON: Open late summer and fall. Snow area.
SEASON: North Millican – May thru November.
South Millican – August thru November.
Millican Plateau – All year.
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ROSLAND
RECREATION SITE
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Prineville District Office
3050 NE Third Street
Prineville, OR 97754
Phone: (541) 416-6700, 24-hour hotline (541) 383-4010
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/centraloregon/cohvops
LOCATION: 26 miles south of Bend to
Wickiup Junction.
DESCRIPTION: Beginner and advanced play area
with 3.5 miles of trails.
COMMENTS: Free dispersed camping on site. Map
available from Madras BLM office.
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SEASON: All year.
EASTERN OHV SITES
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Equipment
Requirements
WEST END
(SUNFLOWER)
UMATILLA NATIONAL FOREST
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BLUE MOUNTAIN
OHV TRAIL
WALLOWA-WHITMAN
NATIONAL FOREST
Heppner Ranger District Office
PO Box 7
Heppner, OR 97836
Phone: (541) 676-9187
Unity Ranger District
P.O. Box 39
Unity, OR 97884
Phone: (541) 446-3351
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/uma/heppner/ohvarea.htm
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/w-w/rog/ohv/ohv-901.html
DESCRIPTION: 91,000 acres open to Class I and III
ATVs with all degrees of difficulty.
LOCATION: 8 miles west of Unity on Hwy 26.
DESCRIPTION: 60 miles of 50 inch wide trail designed
for Class I and III ATVs. Three staging areas: Oregon
Campground on Hwy 26; Elk Creek Campground west
of Unity; Blue Springs Summit on County Rd 24.
COMMENTS: Map available from local USFS offices.
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GLACIER OHV AREA
MALHEUR NATIONAL FOREST
Prairie City Ranger District
P.O. Box 337
Prairie City, OR 97869
Phone: (541) 820-3311
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/malheur/info/pc.htm
LOCATION: 20 miles southwest of Unity.
DESCRIPTION: 6 trails totaling 26 miles for Class I and
III ATVs from easy to most difficult.
COMMENTS: Map available from local office or website.
AM
SEASON: Summer and fall.
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COMMENTS: Full facilities available at nearby
campgrounds. Map available from local USFS office.
AM
SEASON: All year.
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SEASON: Summer and fall.
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LOCATION: Northwest of John Day near the town of
Spray.
JOHN DAY AREA
MALHEUR NATIONAL FOREST
Blue Mountain Ranger District
P.O. Box 909
431 Patterson Bridge Rd.
John Day, OR 97845
Phone: (541) 575-3000
WINOM–FRAZIER
UMATILLA NATIONAL FOREST
WALLOWA-WHITMAN
NATIONAL FOREST
North Fork John Day Ranger District
P.O. Box 158
Ukiah, OR 97880
Phone: (541) 427-3231
La Grande Ranger District
3502 Hwy 30
La Grande, OR 97850
Phone: (541) 963-7186
WEB SITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/w-w/recreation/ohv/ohv701.shtml
LOCATION: 35 miles west of La Grande, and 12 miles
east of Ukiah. Access south of Highway 244 or from
FS Road 52.
DESCRIPTION: 140 miles of trails. Easy to most difficult.
COMMENTS: Campgrounds nearby, restrooms. Map
available from local USFS.
AMTPR
SEASON: All year.
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/malheur/
LOCATION: Davis Creek Trail, Fields Peak Trail, and
Nipple Butte Trail - totaling 16 miles.
Your ATV Funds at Work
DESCRIPTION: 3 more difficult trails totaling 16 miles.
COMMENTS: Maps available from local USFS offices.
AMP
SEASON: Summer and fall.
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MORROW COUNTY
TRAILS
MORROW COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS
Morrow County Public Works
P.O. Box 428 Highway 74
Lexington, OR 97839
Phone: (541) 989-9500
WEBSITE: www.morrowcountyparks.org
LOCATION: 20 miles south of Heppner near Hardman.
DESCRIPTION: Over 100 miles of Class I, II and
III ATV trails.
COMMENTS: Camping facilities available nearby. Map
available from local Morrow County Public Works.
A4MPTR
SEASON: All year.
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MT. FANNY
WALLOWA-WHITMAN
NATIONAL FOREST
La Grande District Office
3502 Hwy 30
La Grande, OR 97850
Phone (541) 963-7186
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/w-w/recreation/ohv/
breshears-ohv.shtml
LOCATION: Twenty miles east of La Grande near Cove.
DESCRIPTION: Fifteen miles of Class I and III trails.
COMMENTS: No facilities. Map available from local
USFS office.
AM
SEASON: All year.
39
UPPER WALLA WALLA
UMATILLA NATIONAL FOREST
Walla Walla Ranger District Office
1415 West Rose Street
Walla Walla, WA 99362
Phone: (509) 522-6290
WEBSITE: www.fs.fed.us/r6/uma/
LOCATION: Twelve miles east of Milton-Freewater
up Walla Walla River road to Harris Park.
DESCRIPTION: Forty miles of Class III trails.
COMMENTS: Map available from local USFS office.
MPR
SEASON: Spring, summer and fall.
40
VIRTUE FLAT
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Vale District Office
100 Oregon Street
Vale, OR 97918-6213
Phone: (541) 473-3144
WEBSITE: www.or.blm.gov/vale/Recreation/virtueflat.htm
LOCATION: Approximately 11 miles east of Baker City
on State Hwy. 86.
DESCRIPTION: Over 5,000 acres of trails with varying
degrees of difficulty on rolling hills and sagebrush.
ATV PROGRAM OVERVIEW
The intent of the ATV grant program is to provide
opportunities for off-highway vehicle recreation.
The ATV grant program is designed to supplement
projects and is not intended to be the sole source of
funding for ATV projects. Funds are allocated through
the ATV grant program to eligible sponsors, which
include managers of publicly and privately held land,
registered OHV clubs, non-profit organizations, and law
enforcement agencies.
ATV ACCOUNT ALLOCATION COMMITTEE (AAC)
The seven voting and four non-voting members on the
ATV-AAC represent Oregon OHV users and serves as
an advisory committee to OPRD for the purpose of
recommending OHV grant funding. The committee
members represent all three classes of ATV vehicles.
ATV FUNDING
The ATV sticker you purchase for your ATV is used
to help provide you with areas to ride. Funding
comes solely from ATV users and unrefunded fuel
taxes from ATV users.
TYPES OF PROJECTS
Development: New trail construction, bridges, trail
signs, restrooms, shower facilities (Siltcoos campground
ODNRA) and many campgrounds and staging areas
such as Browns Camp, Bull Run (ODNRA), and Mt.
Baber were funded with ATV dollars.
Law Enforcement: Officers are funded to help ensure
that your riding trip is safe and enjoyable. Not only do
they make sure that riders play by the rules, but they
help deter illegal activities in OHV areas, such as theft,
vandalism and drug activity. Most of the officers you
see can provide you with up-to-date area information
or a map.
Helmet
Operators of Class I and III ATVs that are younger
than 18 must wear a Department of Transportation
approved helmet.
Mufflers
In Oregon, they must be maintained at 99 decibels.
Lower levels are required at Sand Lake (97 dB) and the
Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area (93 dB).
Lights
Must be used in limited visibility, such as before
sunrise, after sunset, or when you cannot see clearly
ahead for 100 feet.
Flags
Displayed nine feet above ground are required
when riding on sand (Sand Lake, Oregon Dunes,
Christmas Valley).
Brakes
Working brakes are required.
Windshield Wipers
Are required on any vehicle equipped with a windshield.
Spark Arrester
US Forest Service approved spark arrester for Class I or
Class II ATVs.
Check with the land manager in the areas you plan to
ride on. They may also have additional requirements.
ATV Rules
Alcohol and Drugs
You cannot operate an ATV while under the influence
of alcohol or drugs.
Animals
It is against the law to run down, harass, chase or
annoy any game or domestic animal or bird while
operating an ATV.
Crossing Highways
You may cross a highway 100 feet away from intersections, at a 90 degree angle, and after making a complete
stop. You must yield right-of-way to all other traffic.
Crossing Railroad Tracks
You may cross railroad tracks only at established crossings.
Fire Restrictions
Make sure you check current fire restrictions. Areas may
restrict riding to roads only or close the entire area to
ATV use during fire season. Use care with campfires.
During fire season campfires may be restricted to campgrounds only or even banned all together. Never leave
a fire unattended. Most areas require that passenger
vehicles carry a shovel and fire extinguisher or water.
Dangerous Operation
You must operate your ATV safely at all times.
You cannot ride in a way that endangers other
people or property.
Enforcement
Most OHV riding areas employ law enforcement officers
to patrol areas. State police, sheriff deputies, USFS and
BLM rangers have authority to issue citations and make
arrests. Citations may be issued to parents of children
under 18 years of age. Make sure you have a fun trip
and obey the rules.
Environment
You are not to expose the underlying soil or vegetation,
or injure, damage or destroy trees or growing crops.
Firearms and Bows
You cannot operate an ATV with a loaded firearm in
your possession. The same applies to a bow and
arrow, unless all arrows are in a quiver.
Hunting
You may not hunt from an ATV. You may use the
ATV for transportation but you must stay on trails,
keep all firearms unloaded, and when shooting game,
be completely off of the ATV.
Out-of-State ATVs
Permits are available from OPRD for a visitor from a
state that does not have an ATV registration law. The
permit is $10.
Property Damage Responsibilities
The operator or owner (if the machine was used with
the owner’s permission) is liable for three times the
amount of damage caused to trees, shrubs, growing
crops, or other property injured as a result of travel by
an ATV or snowmobile over the property involved.
Speed
You must travel at a speed that is reasonable for the
existing trail, traffic and weather conditions, and obey
all posted speed limits.
ATV
First Aid Services: ATV dollars help provide
resources to assist in remote rescues. On the dunes,
where ambulances cannot reach, special sand rails have
been purchased to help retrieve patients. In other areas,
funds are used for trail patrols during busy times.
Acquisition: Land can be purchased or leased for
ATV riding development. For example, 6200 acres was
purchased in Morrow County in 2003. Already 100-plus
miles of newly developed trails and a new camping/
staging area are available for visitors.
Operation and Maintenance: Many riding areas
need some kind of maintenance. Trails need to be
cleared after winter storms. ATV dollars have paid for
OHV trail maintenance including Tillamook State Forest
and the Millican Valley. Some areas need trail dozers
and excavators to remove whoops, reconstruct water
bars, and groom trails, which makes the trail more fun
to ride and helps protect the environment.
Safety
Institute:
A Division of the Specialty Vehicle Institute of America
The ATV Safety Institute (ASI) is a non-profit
organization promoting safe and responsible use
of motorcycles and ATVs. They offer courses that
emphasize safety and courtesy.
Call ASI for more information at
1(800) 877-2887 or visit
www.atvsafety.org
THE MSF
Safety and Education: ATV funds help teach people
to ride safely and properly. Grant dollars help pay for
children under the age of 16 to receive motorcycle or
ATV training at a reduced cost. The development of the
safety training center in Tillamook is also an example of
an ATV grant project.
SCHOOLTM
Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s
Dirt Bike School:
The Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) offers
“The Dirt Bike School” to train Class III ATV riders
in proper riding techniques, emphasizing safety
and courtesy.
1(877) 288-7093
www.dirtbikeschool.org
For information call MSF at
or visit
COMMENTS: Information available from Vale BLM office.
A4MP
SEASON: All year.
63400-8082 (9/04)