Dirt Bike Trails
Near Cherry Grove, Oregon

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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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...
Learn more about Firebreak 5 Jeep Badge of Honor Trail

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 the trail. The route is fast and flowy with gentle curves, a few lar...
Learn more about Military #43

Cedar Tree is one of two Jeep Badge of Honor Trails in Tillamook State Forest and in all of Oregon state. The trail is about 4.5 miles long and you should plan to spend about 4 to 4.5 hours to complete it. This trail winds through the incredibly lush Tillamook Forest (some say rainforest). Being a c...
Learn more about Cedar Tree - Jeep Badge of Honor Trail

This 2-mile moderate two-track winds through a scenic mossy forest filled with western white pines and dense ferns. The trail surface features small loose rocks and uneven terrain. Riders will encounter a wooden bridge with tall railings crossing a creek, along with wide sweeping curves and pretty e...
Learn more about Julies #8

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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This seems like a really easy trail on a bike, however, with the off-camber, exposed roots, and rocks, this trail might be a bit of a challenge in a high-clearance 4x4 without lockers. The trail is really clean and plenty wide enough for just about any off-road rig.
Learn more about Trail 20 - Hoodraiser

This connector features a moderate climb from the north end through a fern-covered forest lined with western white pines. The trail surface consists of small loose rocks and occasional shallow ruts. After the initial climb, the trail descends gently along a hillside in a logged area with young pine ...
Learn more about #9 Connector

This 0.8-mile trail is a moderate two-track with more elevation changes and narrow sections. It's an uneven dirt path through dense forest. The route follows the curvature of the hillside with frequent curves and shelfy sections, making it more technical than other nearby ATV trails. Small loose roc...
Learn more about Elmers #11

This is the second leg of Log Jam. There are lots of exposed roots, loose rocks, and shale. This is a slower-paced trail and you can easily make a mistake and end up off-trail, with a steep incline off to one side. The end drops you out on a gravel road that you can ride down, or you can find anothe...
Learn more about Trail 45 Log Jam - Leg 2

Log Jam starts above the Lyda Campground area. This trail starts steep, and you better hang on as the incline just keeps going and going. This trail is a real arm burner. Lots of loose rock, exposed roots, and beautiful views await you. This trail is not for the faint of heart as its incline can wea...
Learn more about Trail 45 Log Jam - Leg 1

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 minor roots, water bars, and gentle, uneven terrain. There are a few straightaway...
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Kids Loop is a short half-mile loop specifically designed for young or beginner riders. The trail is a decently wide ATV track that curves gently between the trees and is sometimes lined with logs as boundaries on the edge of the trail. It's located right next to the staging area, making it convenie...
Learn more about Kids Loop #86

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, shallow climbs, and naturally banked corners. Dense bushes and trees l...
Learn more about One-Way #98

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 anything sticking out on the sides of vehicle, otherwise 4 wheeler and motorcycle best. It is narrow in some areas and ...
Learn more about Brown's Powerline Connector

#43 Connector is a short, less-than-half-mile segment that links Quarry to the main portion of the Military Trail. This easy two-track path features small loose rocks, a fairly flat and gradual grade, and a decently wide corridor suitable for most riders. About halfway through, there's a fun EnduroC...
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Quarry #44 is a 0.7-mile ATV trail that begins with a short, steep section to enter the trail on the west end, over loose rock, then transitions into a wide and easy two-track winding through the forest. The trail features mild root bands, small rolling hills, and waterbars, but remains generally sm...
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This is a moderate level trail off University Falls road and open to all 4x4 vehicle sizes. Some of it was steep and requires some skill to navigate through rougher areas and sharper turns. There are some boulders to navigate around. The view is an old clear-cut cut but at the top, you can see out a...
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Elliot Creek #25 is a 3-mile moderate ATV trail that begins with a shelfy climb through a logged area filled with wide curves and scenic views. It then drops into denser forest, crossing a couple of wooden bridges with tall railings over a picturesque creek. Midway through the trail, a steep descent...
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The Chute is a great trail that runs for quite a ways. This is just one segment of many. There are lots of loose rocks and a wide range of uphill and downhill. Twisty trails, exposed roots, and loads of trees await you. Traffic is in two directions.
Learn more about Trail 21 The Chute

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

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...
Learn more about Firebreak 5 Jeep Badge of Honor Trail

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 the trail. The route is fast and flowy with gentle curves, a few lar...
Learn more about Military #43

Cedar Tree is one of two Jeep Badge of Honor Trails in Tillamook State Forest and in all of Oregon state. The trail is about 4.5 miles long and you should plan to spend about 4 to 4.5 hours to complete it. This trail winds through the incredibly lush Tillamook Forest (some say rainforest). Being a c...
Learn more about Cedar Tree - Jeep Badge of Honor Trail

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

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...
Learn more about Firebreak 5 Jeep Badge of Honor Trail

Cedar Tree is one of two Jeep Badge of Honor Trails in Tillamook State Forest and in all of Oregon state. The trail is about 4.5 miles long and you should plan to spend about 4 to 4.5 hours to complete it. This trail winds through the incredibly lush Tillamook Forest (some say rainforest). Being a c...
Learn more about Cedar Tree - Jeep Badge of Honor Trail

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...
Learn more about 7 Up Ez