Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Scappoose, Oregon

Along this road, you will see a mixed bag of conifer and hardwood. The trail is open year-round and offers the chance to see wildlife in the area. During the winter months expect deep snow.…
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Along this road, you will see a mixed bag of conifer and hardwood and possibly some wildlife as well. The trail is open year-round. During the winter months expect deep snow. Some areas have pit…
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This timberland traverse route offers a journey through lush landscapes of private timber company land and access to the pristine Tillamook State Forest. Adventurers are immediately greeted with a canopy of towering conifers and the…
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Along this road, you will see a mixed bag of conifer and hardwood and possibly some wildlife as well. The trail is open year-round. During the winter months expect deep snow. Possible flats may happen…
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Shaffer Road offers a scenic off-road route, providing an alternative to Apiary Road for travelers between Rainier and Vernonia, especially during its closures due to a washout at milepost 11. This route winds along the…
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This forest road connects Apiary Road with Pittsburg Road and is relatively level. It is, however, a typical logging road with potholes, washboard, and the occasional windfall tree in the way. This route begins on…
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Along this road, you will see a mixed bag of conifer and hardwood. The trail is open year-round and offers a great chance to see some wildlife. During the winter months expect deep snow. Possible…
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As you travel this road, you will pass through multiple private timberlands and BLM and you will be met with beautiful views, wildlife (if lucky), bicyclists, and vehicles. This crosses paths with the Banks-Vernonia trail…
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This is an easy open route that passes through private timber land. There are beautiful views overlooking LL Stubb Stewart State Park. There is no camping along this route but this connector will offer a…
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Easy scenic route through the woods that can be done in a 2WD with good clearance. There are wonderful views and plenty of side roads to check out and explore. There are also a few…
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This is an easy trail that is mainly dirt with gravel. The trail has a few washouts and ruts. The trail is an out-and-back that offers some gorgeous views of Lake Merwin. There are a…
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The Powder Horn Spur is an easy, out-and-back gravel road branching off the main Powder Horn route. Suitable for most vehicles, the road features minimal elevation change and generally maintains a single-lane width, with several…
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This is an easy trail that is mainly dirt with gravel. The trail has a few washouts and ruts but nothing that is overly challenging. There is one area of the trail where low-clearance vehicles…
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Beware of logging trucks and some major potholes in the beginning. This is an active logging road, so pay attention to the C.B. channel and look for wide spots to pass oncoming traffic. After the…
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This is a well-maintained road with turnouts for passing log trucks and/or other vehicles. The C.B. channel is posted along the road for those who have C.B.s. If you don't, the log trucks know it's…
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This road will be accessed by the Cross Over Road which is off of Lousignot Road. Or if you are traveling up Cochran Road, then Carlson Creek Road will be on your right about a…
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This road will be accessed by Lousignot Road off of Timber Road, you may encounter log trucks so be advised while traveling, as usual, you will also have potholes and washboarded roads. As you travel…
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This is yet another trail for those of us who just want to get out and enjoy the little things. Expect a dense young stand of timber. Get a chance to see some wildlife, such…
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North Fork Wolf Creek Road is accessed directly from Hwy 26 (Sunset Hwy) in the Tillamook Forest. It's a typical Tillamook Forest road, relatively smooth, with washboards and potholes. There is typically logging traffic during…
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You will be in for a real treat once you get to the top of this one. Be prepared for breathtaking views. If you have a significant other, take them up here for a chance…
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This is a 2-mile segment of Rogers Camp Road, a wide ATV trail running under a dense tree canopy. The route follows an easy grade with a smooth surface, scattered small loose rocks, and frequent…
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Clydes is a 2-mile trail featuring an easy two-track route with frequent curves, small loose rocks, and occasional rutted or dug-out sections. The trail winds through a mossy, scenic forest of western white pines, with…
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This is a .8-mile directional loop trail that travels counterclockwise along a scenic forested corridor. This easy two-track is decently wide for ATVs and carved into the mossy Pacific Northwest landscape, with small loose rocks,…
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Military is a 2-mile graded and maintained trail featuring sections lined with cement pavers and a wide two-track surface through dense forest. Although mostly wide, there are occasional narrow tree pinches where trees closely line…
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An easy, pretty well-maintained logging road. Expect to see forest life. Maybe a log truck or two or three. Be prepared for that. They should have signs up stating what C.B. channel they are running.…
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This trail just down from Brown's camp parking area. This is a dirt trail for 50-inch and smaller. It is marked easy level. A 50-inch side by side can get through if you don't have…
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Trail #2 is a half-mile-long, easy route that begins at the intersection with Trails #3 and #3A. It starts as a wide, road-width trail with small loose rocks and occasional waterbars before narrowing slightly as…
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NoFo Road is accessed from North Fork Wolf Creek Road, which is off from Highway 26 (Sunset Highway) in the Tillamook Forest. It's a typical Tillamook Forest road, relatively smooth, with washboards and potholes. There…
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Crooked Bridge #3 is a wide, fast, and flowy dirt ATV trail that's approachable for all skill levels. Starting from the southern entrance, it offers mostly straight sections with gentle curves and gradual grades, making…
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Expect potholes and wildlife--perhaps even hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders. This is a nice gradual road that is maintained pretty well. Watch out for log trucks or any kind of truck. There are wide…
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