Dirt Bike Trails
Near Chiloquin, Oregon

The descent on the second half of the loop is particularly rocky and off-camber, requiring careful line selection. Airing down tires, engaging low range, and driving a high-clearance 4x4 are strongly recommended to safely complete the more technical sections. ATVs and SxSs will have an easier time n...
Learn more about FS 5812086

This trail connects to Pine Ridge and starts fairly tight, with numerous humps and uneven sections that make the first part a little more tiring to drive. An abandoned boat sits along the left side of the trail shortly after the entrance. As you continue, the route gradually becomes easier, and arou...
Learn more about FS 5811450

This trail is a fun loop that climbs and descends Cave Mountain, with a convenient staging area located at the base of the route. The first section follows a maintained road with only minor ruts and erosion caused by seasonal rain runoff. After reaching the radio tower, the road becomes slightly rou...
Learn more about FS 5812080

This user-maintained trail offers an enjoyable drive through mixed forest with a surface that changes from sandy beige silt in the south to darker gravel farther north. Near the southern entrance is a parking area that resembles a small camping or staging area, although visitors should note the unfo...
Learn more about Cave Mountain - FS 5812000

Soloman (FS 4502) is an easy trail designed as an alternative route to Burnt Butte Pit. It is a very easy trail with minimal terrain obstacles, perfect for a low-stress drive. This alternative route to Burnt Butte has little traffic and is a good place to go to be on your own in the woods. Keep your...
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This is an easy trail/logging road with many offshoots and new things to explore. There is active logging, so it is best to drive this trail in the evenings or on the weekend and carry a CB radio if possible. The first ascent is steep but paved if you are entering near Hagelstein Park, so make sure ...
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This trail is a great route to get connected to dozens of amazing trails. Located near the Collier Logging Museum, this trail travels between open logged meadows and thick woods. The road surface is mainly gravel with some sections of sand. This trail offers an alternative route to Burnt Butte Pit, ...
Learn more about FS 9731000

This scenic forest trail begins on a sandy surface before climbing steadily onto a rocky section where exposed stones and rain erosion require careful wheel placement. After reaching the plateau, the trail levels out before descending into a beautiful pine forest with a soft carpet of pine needles t...
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This trail is a well-used and maintained access road that provides service access to facilities alongside the railway. The route is primarily sandy and remains easy to follow throughout its length, making it a straightforward drive for most capable vehicles. The only notable obstacle is a single inc...
Learn more about RR Access - FS 9730360

This trail is a well-traveled logging road that provides a straightforward connection between the previously mapped route and the main arterial road. The surface is primarily a mix of sand and scattered rock, with a handful of mildly uneven inclines and descents, but nothing that presents a signific...
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This trail is a logging road that branches from a main arterial route and travels through an active timber harvesting area. The surface is primarily sandy, with several sections showing damage from heavy logging equipment, creating uneven areas that require moderate care when driving. Large piles of...
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This unmaintained sandy trail winds through a forested area, starting out relatively open before gradually becoming more enclosed by thicker forest. There is some undergrowth along the route, with several trees trimmed back from the trail to keep the track passable. Rain has caused some erosion and ...
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This well-maintained logging road provides an easy and enjoyable drive through beautiful forest before ending at the boundary of Sun Pass State Forest. Although the surface can be quite dusty during dry conditions, the road remains in excellent shape and is suitable for all permitted vehicles. Numer...
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This trail begins as a well-maintained forest road with what appear to be the remains of an old gate at the entrance. Shortly after entering, it reaches a spectacular viewpoint overlooking the valley, with several pull-offs suitable for dispersed camping (only for a small section on the northern sid...
Learn more about Forge - FS 9734000

This trail is an enjoyable connector route that branches from the main road and links with a previously mapped trail. Although it is not heavily traveled, the road remains easy to follow and provides a pleasant drive through shaded forest. The trail is primarily sandy and generally straightforward, ...
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This user-maintained trail winds through a beautiful old logging forest on a sandy, dusty surface with a mixture of grey gravel in places, particularly toward the southern end. The route meanders through a broad valley with numerous remnants of historic logging activity, including clearings and side...
Learn more about Agency Road - FS 6210000

This user-maintained trail has a soft, silty surface and connects several routes within Sun Pass State Forest. The northern section is relatively narrow, and larger vehicles should expect some pinstriping from overhanging vegetation. Following a recent storm, numerous fallen trees were cleared from ...
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This trail is a railway access road that closely follows the rail line for much of its length. The route is well traveled and generally easy to navigate, with a firm driving surface that has seen regular vehicle use. There are only minor inclines and gentle descents throughout the trail, and there a...
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This is a relatively easy alpine trail with a mostly sandy surface and a few minor ruts along the way. The route has gentle inclines and declines, but there are no major obstacles or particularly technical sections to navigate. The trail is fairly straightforward to follow and should be manageable f...
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This trail is an unmaintained forest route that links with a maintained road at either end. Around the halfway point, the trail crests a hill before entering an area containing numerous fallen trees scattered across the route. These appear to be naturally fallen trees rather than intentional barrier...
Learn more about FS 4506

The descent on the second half of the loop is particularly rocky and off-camber, requiring careful line selection. Airing down tires, engaging low range, and driving a high-clearance 4x4 are strongly recommended to safely complete the more technical sections. ATVs and SxSs will have an easier time n...
Learn more about FS 5812086

This trail connects to Pine Ridge and starts fairly tight, with numerous humps and uneven sections that make the first part a little more tiring to drive. An abandoned boat sits along the left side of the trail shortly after the entrance. As you continue, the route gradually becomes easier, and arou...
Learn more about FS 5811450

This trail is a fun loop that climbs and descends Cave Mountain, with a convenient staging area located at the base of the route. The first section follows a maintained road with only minor ruts and erosion caused by seasonal rain runoff. After reaching the radio tower, the road becomes slightly rou...
Learn more about FS 5812080

This user-maintained trail offers an enjoyable drive through mixed forest with a surface that changes from sandy beige silt in the south to darker gravel farther north. Near the southern entrance is a parking area that resembles a small camping or staging area, although visitors should note the unfo...
Learn more about Cave Mountain - FS 5812000

The descent on the second half of the loop is particularly rocky and off-camber, requiring careful line selection. Airing down tires, engaging low range, and driving a high-clearance 4x4 are strongly recommended to safely complete the more technical sections. ATVs and SxSs will have an easier time n...
Learn more about FS 5812086

This trail connects to Pine Ridge and starts fairly tight, with numerous humps and uneven sections that make the first part a little more tiring to drive. An abandoned boat sits along the left side of the trail shortly after the entrance. As you continue, the route gradually becomes easier, and arou...
Learn more about FS 5811450

This trail is a fun loop that climbs and descends Cave Mountain, with a convenient staging area located at the base of the route. The first section follows a maintained road with only minor ruts and erosion caused by seasonal rain runoff. After reaching the radio tower, the road becomes slightly rou...
Learn more about FS 5812080

This user-maintained trail offers an enjoyable drive through mixed forest with a surface that changes from sandy beige silt in the south to darker gravel farther north. Near the southern entrance is a parking area that resembles a small camping or staging area, although visitors should note the unfo...
Learn more about Cave Mountain - FS 5812000