Oregon OHV areas

[bernd]

This is a list OHV areas in Oregon that allow FJ usage

1. Sand Lake Recreation Area (Siuslaw National Forest)
Location: Seventeen miles southwest of Tillamook and six miles north of Pacific City.
Info: Easy- Most difficult riding
Fees for entry and camping. Maps available at Hebo Ranger District Office.
31525 Hwy 22
Hebo, OR 97122
(503) 392-3161
www.oregoncoast.com/hebord/

2. Tillamook OHV Area (Oregon Department Of Forestry)
Location:Hwy 6 Between Portland and Tillamook. There are four staging areas.
Browns Camp,Jordan Creek,Diamond Mill, and Trask
Info: Easy-Most Difficult. Some trails are seasonal.Campgrounds are nearby and require a fee.
Maps are available at:
Forest Grove District Office Tillamook District Office
801 Gales Creek Road 4901 3rd Street
Forest Grove, Or 97116 Tillamook, Or 97141
(503) 357-2191 (503) 842-2545

www.odf.state.or.us/TSF/ohv.htm

3. Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area (Siuslaw National Forest)
Location: Florance, Winchester Bay, Spinreel, Hauser and Horsefall access points.
Info: Sand Dunes and Trails Easy- Most Difficult. Fee for day use and camping. NO Alcohol on dunes.
Maps available at:
Oregon Dunes NRA Office
855 Highway Avenue
Reedsport, OR 97467
(541)271-3611

Additional Camping for ODNRA

Honeyman State Park ( Oregon Parks and Recreation)
Location: Three miles south of Florence on Hwy 101
Info: Dunes access From H loop Oct. 1-Apr 30. Reservations for camping required. No trail in Park access to ODNRA nearby
Honeyman State Park Office
Florence,OR 97391
Office (541) 997-3641 (800)551-6949
Reservation Phone (800) 452-5687

4. Riley Ranch (Coos County Parks and Recreation)
Location: Between Hauser and Spinreel
Info: 130 acre site next to ODNRA being developed. Will have Day-use parking,camping, RV sites small trail system.
For Status:
Coos County Parks and Recreation
250 N Baxter
Coquillie, Or 97423
(541) 396-3121 Ext.354
e-mail coospark@co.coos.or.us

Coos County Parks|Welcome

5. Saunders Lake Dune Access
Location: Between Hauser and Spinreel @ Crannog Rd.
Info 15 acre, no fee access point to ODNRA. access is residential no parking or resources.
Access Road is sand 8' wide with moderate incline.
South Coast Trail Riders
(541) 759-3601

6. John's Peak ( Bureau Of Land Management)
Location: 10 miles west of Jacksonville in Southern Oregon
Info:14,000 acres of trails varying degrees of difficulyies
Maps available at BLM office
Medford District Office
3040 Biddle Road
Medford, OR 97504
(541) 618 2200
BLM Oregon - Washington

7. McGrew 4WD Trail (Siskiyou National Forest)
Location: 15 miles southwest of Cave Junction on US 199
Info: 20 miles 4WD trails for very experienced drivers. Area is remote and should not be attempted alone. Camping.
No pass required.
Maps at Local USFS office
Illinois Valley Ranger District
26568 Redwood HWY
Cave Junction, Or 97523
(541) 592-4000
Rogue River - Siskiyou National Forest - Welcome!

8. Prospect (Rogue River National Forest)
Location: 40 miles northeast of Medford on HWY 62
Info: Many trails and roads are available. Open Summer and Fall
Maps available at
Prospect Ranger Station District
47201 HWY 62
Prospect, Or 97536-9724
(541) 560-3400
Rogue River - Siskiyou National Forest - Welcome!

9. Santiam Pass (Willamett National Forest)
Location: 90 miles east of Eugene and 50 miles west of Bend on top of Santiam Pass on US 20
Info: 1500 acres of trails and roads
More information available at local USFS Office
McKenzie Ranger Station
57600 McKenzie HWY
McKenzie Bridge, OR 97413
(541) 822-3381
Willamette National Forest Homepage

10. Morrow County Trails (Morrow County Public Woks)
Location: 20 miles south of Heppner near Hardman.
Info: Over 100 miles of trails. Camping nearby.
Maps available at
Morrow County Public Works
P.O. Box 428 Highway 74
Lexington, OR 97839
(541) 989-9500
Morrow County Parks

11.Virtue Flat (BLM)
Locaction: 11 miles east of Baker City on HWY 86
Vale District Office
100 Orgon Street
Vale, OR 97918-6213
(541) 473-3144
BLM Oregon - Washington

12. Shotgun Creek OHV Area (BLM)
Location: From I 5 take I 105 east to 42nd ST exit go north follow Marcola Rd. for 12 miles to the OHV Park
Info: 6,000 acres of trails. Respect surrounding private property.
Area is under construction and should be ready soon. Some Camping will be available
Eugene District Office
2890 Chad Drive
Eugene, Or 97408
(541)683-7578 (888) 442-3061
www.edo.or.blm.gov/

13. Christmas Valley Sand Dunes (BLM)
Location: 80 miles south of Bend and 80 miles north of Lakeview near Christmas Valley (town)
Info: 8,000 acres of sand dunes
Maps available at Lake View BLM Office
Lakeview Resource Area
1300 S G Street, HC10 Box 337
Lakeview, Or 97630
(541) 947-2177
BLM Oregon - Washington

14. Henderson Flats ( Ochoco National Forest)
Location: From Terrabonne take US 97 two miles north of Crooked River Gorge.Turne east on Park Lane go two miles take Forest Road 57 for 1 mile to staging area.Open April-November
Free camping.
Info: 15.5 miles trails from easy-very difficult
Maps available at Madras Office
813 SW HWY 97
Madras,OR 97741
(541) 416-6640
USDA Forest Service - Comment Form

15.Klamath Sportsman's Park
Location: 20 miles southwest of Klamath Falls thruogh the town of Keno on HWY 66
Info: 20 acres of trails
Maps available at
Klamath Sportsman's Park
PO BOx 596
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
(541) 822-1098

16. Rosland Recreation Site (BLM)
Location: 26 miles south of Bend to Wickiup Junction
Info: Beginner to advanced 3.5 miles of trails. Free camping
Maps available at Madras BLM Office
Prinville District Office
3050 NE Third Street
Prineville, Or 97754
(541) 416-6700

17. Edison outside of Bend just opened to class II's recently.
Location:Take Cascade Lake Hwy out of Bend. Turn Left onto Road 45 drive to Edison snow park.
To get to the Black Diamond continue past the snow park and turn right on road 4525.
Info: Max. width is 80 inches use is restricted to trail unless posted by Forest Service boundary markers.
Please click on the trails link and help the Deschutescounty4wheelers by writing to the people listed on there site.
Thank You Higherground
Trails
http://www.deschutescounty4wheelers.com/Maps/Edison ]



USDA Forest Service - Comment Form

18.Millican Plateau OHV Trail System (Prineville BLM)
Location: From Bend HWY 20 east 4 miles. Turn left on Powell Butte HWY.
Go 1/2 mile and turn right right on to Alfalfa Market Road. Drive 16 miles to Four Corners Staging Area.
Alfalfa turns into SW Reservoir Rd. At 4 way stop continue east 1/8 mile and follow signs to staging area.
Info: 37 miles of classII Trails. Staging area is a large parking area. sutable for lorge groups.There is one portable toilet, no water and no garbage.

Prinville District Office
3050 NE Third Street
Prineville, Or 97754
(541) 416-6700

COHVOPS - Millican Plateau OHV Trail System
Thank You Higherground

If anyone has more info: and or areas that I missed please PM me and I will add to list.
OHV Areas
Thanks
Bernd

[dbbd1]

Thanks Bernd, ever "The Man."


P.S. still trying to make it out to BC on black friday.

[bernd]

David
It would be great if you made that run. We should have nice weather. Looking forward to seeing that Taco.

[Decidion]

Here is a link to the Oregon Off Highway Vehicle Association list:

OHV Areas

Also, although I have never been there, I have always wanted to drive down the old Barlow trail.

[Soup]

Thanks a lot Bernd. Great list.

FYI. I was up at Shotgun this last week and they have some logging operations set up that are blocking some of the trail access, mostly towards the top. No warning signs that I could see..........other than the FS road looking like a tornado hit it.

soup.

[higherground]

Edison OHV outside of Bend just opened to class II's recently.


Trails
http://www.deschutescounty4wheelers....nity%20Map.pdf

[bernd]

higherground previously said:

Edison OHV outside of Bend just opened to class II's recently.


Trails
http://www.deschutescounty4wheelers....nity%20Map.pdf

Thanks for the info I'll add it to the list.

[Soup]

higherground previously said:

Edison OHV outside of Bend just opened to class II's recently.


Trails
http://www.deschutescounty4wheelers....nity%20Map.pdf

That looks like a fun run. I know that general area pretty well except the Class 3 trail. Have you wheeled it? Just curious how I should prepare (or what to expect) in the spring. I received my first "pin-striping" in that area last year.......

I figure hitting it this late may not be that wise but I am heading over to Sunriver this weekend, after Thursday, and may get bored........uh. That will at least be my excuse.

[bernd]

If you happen to check it out please report back. I'm going to be in the area in March and would like to check it out myself. Any info would be appreciated

[Soup]

Will do. I plan to at least test the water in that area this weekend. Sounds like the snow level is going to drop a bit....... I like the snow. But if it looks like a bad deal, I'd definitely like to hit in the spring. We should hook up for a run then.

Brandon