Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Beaver Marsh, Oregon

Forest Road 9772 runs along the south shore of Miller Lake and serves as the primary access point for the Digit Point Day-Use Area and Miller Lake Trailhead (#3725). It is a standard forest road,…
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The west end of Trail 16 starts on FS Road 9751012 at some wooden fence posts, with a trail sign marked for ATVs and dirt bikes, specifically stating that side-by-sides are not allowed. The trail…
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This adventure starts at Crooked Meadow, a gravel road made for logging trucks that cuts through the forest and ascends the Walker Rim. Off of Crooked Meadow Road, the trail numbered 9402 constricts down to…
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Trail 12 is a 1.4-mile easy ATV loop in the Rivers South OHV Area in the Deschutes National Forest. It makes a loop off of Trail 10. The trail is wide and mostly smooth dirt…
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The north end of Trail 18 starts out going straight and fast on a wide path lined with lodgepole pine trees, but quickly narrows up in a tighter tree corridor, becoming very curvy. The trail…
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Trail 28 is a very easy and short route within the Rivers South OHV Area in the Deschutes National Forest, perfect for newer or younger riders. It makes a short loop that is easy for…
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Trail 19 is an easy trail through the River South OHV Area in the Deschutes National Forest. Although designated for ATVs, a lot of the trail is narrow between the pine trees, which would feel…
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Trail 26 is a dirt-bike-only trail through the River South OHV Area. The trail is a narrow singletrack that winds tightly through a forest of skinny lodgepole pines. It has constant tight curves, and you…
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Trail 20 is an easy and wide ATV trail through the River South OHV Area. The trail is of decent width for 50-inch vehicles, riding between a wide corridor of pine trees, on a mostly…
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Trail 21 departs from Trail 14 and starts descending off the hillside on a semi-steep grade, dropping down to a road crossing. It continues winding through the trees on a tight path, with silty corners.…
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Trail 14 is 1.7 miles of easy ATV trail through the Rivers South OHV Area. The north end of the trail leaves directly from the Rivers South Staging Area and climbs up a steeper hill…
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Trail 25 is a tight and winding single track through the Rivers South OHV Area in the Deschutes National Forest. The north end starts on Trail 30, it crosses ATV Trail 37 halfway through, and…
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Trail 37 is a 1.6 mile long easy ATV trail through the Rivers South OHV Area in the Deschutes National Forest. The trail is open to 50” vehicles, but looks more ridden by dirt bikes,…
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Trail 31 is an easy 2.2-mile segment of ATV trail in the Rivers South OHV Area. Although designated for 50-inch ATVs, parts of the trail are rather tight between the lodgepole pines that closely line…
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The journey begins just west of Diamond Lake, where the trail starts as a well-maintained gravel path before transitioning to a natural dirt trail. This marks the beginning of a steep, off-camber ascent to the…
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This trail is well-kept and provides an easy shortcut onto Kirk Road from Silver Lake Road. It is easily completable in 4WD vehicles and most 2WD vehicles as well. Although this trail is very smooth,…
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Three Lakes Road is a gravel road that runs through the Umpqua National Forest. There are lots of off-shoot roads that offer access to camping spots. The road itself is easy, with a couple of…
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Sheep Creek trail is located in Umpqua National Forest, Oregon. It can be accessed from N Umpqua Highway or Diamond Lake Loop giving you an easy Offroad trek with views of the Oregon cascades. Located…
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Lost Creek Loop is a wide single-car gravel road, with enough room to pass two cars if need be, there are a few sections however that get a little tight. It runs through the Willamette…
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Calamut Way is a 1.6-mile-long ATV trail through the Umpqua National Forest that ends at a spectacular view of Calamut Lake. There are picnic tables at the north end by the lake for a scenic…
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Trail 742 is a wide and easy route through the Umpqua National Forest. It is road-width, on a unique dark red-colored dirt, with light rutting, but no major obstacles. The trail starts off the Kelsay…
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Skellock Pit is located in a phenomenal area, tucked a mile or two behind the Klamath Wildlife Refuge. If coming from the beginning of Kirk Road, there is a fallen tree near the end of…
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Dog Prairie road is a gravel road that runs through Umpqua National Forest, there are a couple of sections of the road that get a bit washed out, with some ruts and little dig outs…
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Trail 760 is a more primitive ATV trail through the Umpqua National Forest that weaves through the pine trees on a lightly trafficked dirt path. The trail is wide and gradual, mostly smooth dirt, with…
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Wocus Bay Road is a gorgeous road that is fairly well-maintained. There are sections of ruts and larger roots, especially when accessing parking areas along the refuge. This road is generally secluded from log truck…
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Trail 828 is a short but scenic ATV trail in the Umpqua National Forest with a spectacular view of Mount Thielsen. The route is almost a mile long before it starts to peter out, and…
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This is a short connector route between the June Lake single track and the Indigo Lake single track. It is about a half mile long, traversing through a forest of mossy hemlock trees. The trail…
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Fun dirt/gravel road into Crescent Lake Resort and Crescent Lake Guard Station. Stop at the Crescent Lake Lodge and rent a cabin for the night or just grab A bite to eat at the lodge…
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Trap Creek Loop Road #4785 runs through the Umpqua National Forest. It is an easy, short gravel road that any car could do. There are two campgrounds around this road: Briggs Camp and Clearwater Falls…
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Kirk Road is an easy trail that lends access to tons of fun offshoots. This trail is best travelled on the weekends due to logging activity throughout the week. The road is wide enough for…
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