Dirt Bike Trails
Near Carlton, Oregon

Right before you head up this loop you will go through an unnamed road. You will go through a big puddle and up a steep, loose hill with water running down one of the rutted sides, up and over a few water bars that you may think twice if you are in a car. But you never know. May also give it a shot ...
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Beaver is a 1.3-mile unmarked single-track trail that begins from a light staging area off Ginger Creek. The start features a tight single track with pristine dirt. The trail remains mostly narrow, with a few splits along the way, and conditions can vary over time, including deep ruts and exposed ro...
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This gentle, winding gravel road travels through the BLM’s Nestucca River Recreation Area, connecting Bald Mountain Road to Nestucca River Rd. It provides access to numerous ATV trails, so be aware of trail crossings and oncoming traffic. The canopy is predominantly old-growth Douglas Fir, Western ...
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This gravel route runs through the BLM Nestucca River Recreation Area, connecting Elk Creek Road to Ginger Creek Road, with access to spur roads and pullouts for day-use. The road is generally well-maintained and graded, with compacted gravel, though potholes and seasonal overgrowth, and downed tre...
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Ginger Creek Access Loop is a moderately difficult yet rewarding trail packed with tight twists and flowing turns. Beginning off Ginger Creek Road, it winds through towering old-growth forest along narrow single track with excellent traction. Along the route, riders encounter a rocky, technical sect...
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The route consists of basic logging roads similar to much of the Tillamook State Forest area. There is a modest climb to the viewpoint at approximately 2,500 feet. The viewpoint overlooks the valley of the East Fork/South Fork Trask River area. From the west, the upper route consists of Steamboat Ro...
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Most of this trail has been smoothed out to just a dirt road, making it very easy except for a couple of obstacles. One is a pretty tough drop or climb, depending on which direction you choose to run the trail. It is around 10 feet and about a 60-degree angle. It has tree roots, mud, and large rocks...
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Zig Zag Road is an easy 3.8 mile gravel forest service road in the Tillamook Range. It is split into three sections (ZigZag Road North - 2.8miles, ZigZag Road South - .5 miles, and the ZigZag Trail - .5 miles) by a change in road surface and character. This easy level-two gravel road changes to a le...
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This is a 1.5-mile singletrack that drops off from a logging road into a scenic stretch of typical Pacific Northwest forest: dense, mossy and rooty. The trail is narrow and mostly flowy, with a mix of semi-steep and more gradual terrain. Moderate root obstacles are scattered throughout, but they ten...
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Zig Zag Road is an easy 3.8 mile gravel forest service road in the Tillamook Range. It is split into three sections (ZigZag Road North - 2.8 miles, ZigZag Road South - .5 miles, and the ZigZag Trail - .5 miles) by a change in road surface and character. This easy level-two gravel road changes to a l...
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Zig Zag Trail is a fun OHV trail in the center of Zig Zag Road. It climbs / drops (depending on the direction of travel) over 600 feet in half a mile in a tightly forested, undulating two-track with thirteen switchbacks. It is signed as a trail fit for MX, ATV, and short-wheelbase 4x4 vehicles. This...
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Trail 41D is a short but demanding directional singletrack, running north to south and packing a serious challenge into just a quarter mile. It begins with a steep climb from the north entrance, gaining almost 200 feet in the first half over a very narrow trail with steep, dug-out root obstacles and...
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The trail is one of 2 Jeep Badge of Honor trails in the Tillamook State Forest (Brown's Camp Area), and is among the most popular routes for off-roaders. The trail is open most of the year, weather and fire permitting. During high fire danger, the park has off hours (morning/evening) or may be close...
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This is the easy side of 7 Up. It is fun and not as extreme as the hard side of 7 Up. Winding through the forest, there is a little bit of rutted-out dirt trial, some mud, rock sections, and lots of switchback turns. Lockers are not needed; just about any high clearance 4wd vehicle should be able to...
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Trail 41B begins as a wide ridgeline track along the edge of a logging area, with dense forest on one side and open views across a clear-cut slope. The northern section resembles a gravel forest road: wide, smooth and easy with scattered small loose rocks. As the trail progresses south, it narrows i...
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This is a 2.5-mile singletrack that offers a more approachable intermediate-to-advanced ride compared to the nearby extreme trails. Starting from the north, the trail begins with a semi-steep descent featuring wide, gradual switchbacks and occasional shelfy side-hilling with exposure. Riders will en...
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Trail 41C starts with a wide climb from the north entrance, with rutted embedded rock ledges at the crest of the hill. It narrows into a singletrack on the spine of the mountain, becoming tighter with winding turns and scattered root obstacles. It has a couple more climbing sections with rooty ledge...
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Grindstone View road runs through the Tillamook State Forest and Siuslaw National Forest. It is an easy gravel road with sections that become more natural, some spots can be muddy when wet. There are some pretty views to enjoy on this route and a couple of good camp spots for a smaller group of vehi...
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This is a directional singletrack descending south to north, dropping nearly 900 feet in just 0.8 miles. The trail begins gradually at the ATV intersection, traversing a grassy shelf along the mountainside before tightening into overgrown forest. As the descent steepens, riders must navigate tight w...
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This is a short, mostly flat ATV trail that runs along a wide shelf on the side of a hillside beneath a leafy canopy. While technically an ATV route, the narrow path looks more like a single-track and shows little evidence of recent ATV use. The trail surface includes light rutting, loose rocks, roo...
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Right before you head up this loop you will go through an unnamed road. You will go through a big puddle and up a steep, loose hill with water running down one of the rutted sides, up and over a few water bars that you may think twice if you are in a car. But you never know. May also give it a shot ...
Learn more about Bell Mountain Loop

This gentle, winding gravel road travels through the BLM’s Nestucca River Recreation Area, connecting Bald Mountain Road to Nestucca River Rd. It provides access to numerous ATV trails, so be aware of trail crossings and oncoming traffic. The canopy is predominantly old-growth Douglas Fir, Western ...
Learn more about Hoag Pass Road

This gravel route runs through the BLM Nestucca River Recreation Area, connecting Elk Creek Road to Ginger Creek Road, with access to spur roads and pullouts for day-use. The road is generally well-maintained and graded, with compacted gravel, though potholes and seasonal overgrowth, and downed tre...
Learn more about Boundary Road

The route consists of basic logging roads similar to much of the Tillamook State Forest area. There is a modest climb to the viewpoint at approximately 2,500 feet. The viewpoint overlooks the valley of the East Fork/South Fork Trask River area. From the west, the upper route consists of Steamboat Ro...
Learn more about Murphy Guard Station Loop

This gentle, winding gravel road travels through the BLM’s Nestucca River Recreation Area, connecting Bald Mountain Road to Nestucca River Rd. It provides access to numerous ATV trails, so be aware of trail crossings and oncoming traffic. The canopy is predominantly old-growth Douglas Fir, Western ...
Learn more about Hoag Pass Road

This gravel route runs through the BLM Nestucca River Recreation Area, connecting Elk Creek Road to Ginger Creek Road, with access to spur roads and pullouts for day-use. The road is generally well-maintained and graded, with compacted gravel, though potholes and seasonal overgrowth, and downed tre...
Learn more about Boundary Road

The route consists of basic logging roads similar to much of the Tillamook State Forest area. There is a modest climb to the viewpoint at approximately 2,500 feet. The viewpoint overlooks the valley of the East Fork/South Fork Trask River area. From the west, the upper route consists of Steamboat Ro...
Learn more about Murphy Guard Station Loop

Most of this trail has been smoothed out to just a dirt road, making it very easy except for a couple of obstacles. One is a pretty tough drop or climb, depending on which direction you choose to run the trail. It is around 10 feet and about a 60-degree angle. It has tree roots, mud, and large rocks...
Learn more about Saddle Up