Dirt Bike Trails
Near Baker City, Oregon

This scenic 7.9-mile point-to-point route from Sumpter to Marble Creek Pass is perfect for beginners, families, and offroaders seeking a relaxed, scenic drive through the dense evergreens of the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. Starting in the historic gold-mining town of Sumpter at an elevation of ...
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Marble Creek Pass is in the Elkhorn Mountain range west of Baker City in eastern Oregon. Marble Creek Road out of Baker City becomes forest road NF6510 (Marble Creek Pass Rd). It's approximately 9 miles to the top of the ridge in the Elkhorns, with an elevation of 7,542 feet. In early spring throug...
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Panty Pass is a great morning adventure ride near Sumpter. The route includes some steep, rocky climbs, Forest Service roads, and travel through the forest. Views include Greenhorn, Phillips Lake, and surrounding areas of Sumpter. The terrain requires 4x4 and high-clearance vehicles. This ride would...
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Cub Creek is a scenic, multi-use route perfect for offroaders of all skill levels, offering a well-maintained connection between the historic mining town of Sumpter and the scenic North Fork of the Burnt River. Ideal for ATVs, SxSs, and dirt bikes during the warmer months, this route features a prim...
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This is an off-trail loop that connects back to Sawmill. It has some technical climbs that do require skilled navigation, high power, and good traction. This climb gives the opportunity to look into Sumpter Valley. Technical sections included riding in and around trees, over rocks, stumps, and other...
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The is a connecting loop to many areas around blue springs and greenhorn. It is an adventure for both new and skilled riders. There are views into Whitney valley and Sumpter Valley. There are lots of opportunities for on and off-trail riding. There are some steep climbs and easy travel on Forest Ser...
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The railbed riot is a scenic UTV trail that winds through rugged forest service roads, alpine meadows, and dense pine forests. This approximately 20-mile trail provides riders with breathtaking mountain views, opportunities to spot big game, and a mix of terrain perfect for beginner to intermediate ...
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Tipton to South Fork is an outstanding forest-road route perfect for SxSs, ATVs, dirt bikes, and high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles looking to explore the scenic heart of the Blue Mountains. This trail winds along established Forest Service roads, offering spectacular, wide-open views into the...
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Ladd Canyon Sno-Park Trail. This mountain trail begins at the Sno-Park in Ladd Canyon and mostly follows Forest Service roads, making it an easy and accessible route. It’s perfect for a day trip—whether you’re heading out with a large group or going solo to enjoy the peace and quiet. Along the way, ...
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Dirt Bike and ATV trail through the mountains with great views, twists, turns and lots of challenges. This area seems to get used by Side by Sides on the gravel roads and the ATV trails are hardly used and are in great shape. We love this area for it's views, seclusion and great weather.
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The majority of this trail climbs up a gravel road from Highway 86. There is only a small section when turning off of Eagle Creek Road where the road gets rougher and would most likely not be suitable for lower passenger vehicles. Once you're around the bend at the top, you a welcomed by amazing 360...
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This route takes you to a couple of beautiful small lakes while providing incredible views of the Whitman National Forest. Overall the route is very easy and straight forward, but there is a section that can be a little tight to navigate in larger vehicles. If the brush is too tight or the road is b...
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MRS RD 4550000, also known as Forest Service Road 4550, is a scenic 14.1-mile point-to-point route in the Malheur National Forest of Oregon, perfect for four-wheel-drive vehicles and SxSs looking for a mild mountain climb with excellent dispersed camping. Starting near the Middle Fork of the John Da...
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This scenic nearly nineteen mile route climbs to an elevation of 6,436 feet above sea level. And, as you probably know that translates to incredible views. To the south a valley that cradles the middle fork of the John Day River. To the north lies the Umatilla National Forest and its 212,000 plus ac...
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This trail briefly parallels FR 025 before climbing up onto the mountain ridgeline. There are a handful of short steep climbs to navigate. The trail is narrow and full-size vehicles would undoubtedly brush vegetation. Erosion damage is present throughout, with an active section happening at the time...
Learn more about FR 306 - Iron Mountain Trail

Fourth of July Creek Trail is the other half of a scenic mountain loop through the Payette National Forest. Plenty of off-shoot trails to explore and primitive camping spots throughout. This trail has more shelf sections (cut into the side of the hill) and offers beautiful views across the forest an...
Learn more about FR 024 - Fourth of July Creek

This loop connects the top of Bear Creek Saddleback to the main road (FR 025, Adams Creek). It involves three trails: FR 51651, 283, and 010. When this trial was mapped (early June) there were still snowdrifts across the trail, at the top towards Bear Saddle. They proved to be a challenge to cross. ...
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Blast Off is a fun SxS trail for vehicles 65 inches or less in the Mount Emily Recreation Area. It starts directly from the staging area and winds north into the hills for about 1.6 miles. The trail is primitive and overgrown in the beginning, with tall grass growing in the trail, which can obscure ...
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Mainline is a 4.8-mile point-to-point trail that provides access to many other routes within the park. The trail can be moderately steep in places, with loose rock, embedded rock, and several heavily rutted sections throughout. Views of La Grande and the Wallowa Mountains open up in the upper portio...
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Fenceline is a 3.3-mile point-to-point single-track trail that climbs out of the Fox Hill campground area with several switchbacks. The trail is chunky in places, with large, loose rocks and a rootball obstacle that is the most difficult feature on the route, though it can still be rolled over with ...
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This scenic 7.9-mile point-to-point route from Sumpter to Marble Creek Pass is perfect for beginners, families, and offroaders seeking a relaxed, scenic drive through the dense evergreens of the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. Starting in the historic gold-mining town of Sumpter at an elevation of ...
Learn more about Marble Creek Pass to Sumpter

Marble Creek Pass is in the Elkhorn Mountain range west of Baker City in eastern Oregon. Marble Creek Road out of Baker City becomes forest road NF6510 (Marble Creek Pass Rd). It's approximately 9 miles to the top of the ridge in the Elkhorns, with an elevation of 7,542 feet. In early spring throug...
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Panty Pass is a great morning adventure ride near Sumpter. The route includes some steep, rocky climbs, Forest Service roads, and travel through the forest. Views include Greenhorn, Phillips Lake, and surrounding areas of Sumpter. The terrain requires 4x4 and high-clearance vehicles. This ride would...
Learn more about Panty Pass

Cub Creek is a scenic, multi-use route perfect for offroaders of all skill levels, offering a well-maintained connection between the historic mining town of Sumpter and the scenic North Fork of the Burnt River. Ideal for ATVs, SxSs, and dirt bikes during the warmer months, this route features a prim...
Learn more about Cub Creek

This scenic 7.9-mile point-to-point route from Sumpter to Marble Creek Pass is perfect for beginners, families, and offroaders seeking a relaxed, scenic drive through the dense evergreens of the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. Starting in the historic gold-mining town of Sumpter at an elevation of ...
Learn more about Marble Creek Pass to Sumpter

Panty Pass is a great morning adventure ride near Sumpter. The route includes some steep, rocky climbs, Forest Service roads, and travel through the forest. Views include Greenhorn, Phillips Lake, and surrounding areas of Sumpter. The terrain requires 4x4 and high-clearance vehicles. This ride would...
Learn more about Panty Pass

Cub Creek is a scenic, multi-use route perfect for offroaders of all skill levels, offering a well-maintained connection between the historic mining town of Sumpter and the scenic North Fork of the Burnt River. Ideal for ATVs, SxSs, and dirt bikes during the warmer months, this route features a prim...
Learn more about Cub Creek

This is an off-trail loop that connects back to Sawmill. It has some technical climbs that do require skilled navigation, high power, and good traction. This climb gives the opportunity to look into Sumpter Valley. Technical sections included riding in and around trees, over rocks, stumps, and other...
Learn more about Karls Loop