Dirt Bike Trails
Near Cottage Grove, Oregon

June Mountain road runs through Umpqua National Forest, it is a mix of gravel and natural surfaces. There is a potential for multiple downed trees, some of which hang over the road, making it not possible for a taller vehicle to fit without a chainsaw and some sections of this road can be steep, win...
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NF-5821 is a dirt road on the opposite side of Willamette Highway 58, separated by Lookout Point Lake. The locals use this road as an alternative route when Highway 58 is closed due to a major car accident, but on most days, Lookout Point Trail is a fun trail, especially for beginners. Where any cro...
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Goodman Creek is a typically unmaintained one-lane gravel road with turnouts that runs through the Willamette National Forest, there is a chance of fallen trees in this area. The road has three hiking trails Eagles Rest Trailhead Lower, Goodman Creek Falls, and Lost Creek Trailhead. The end of the t...
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When entering Patterson Mountain Road from Highway 58 in the beginning, there is a dirt bike trail that runs across the road called Lawler #3473 Trail. Keep an eye out for riders. This road runs through the Willamette National Forest and is very easy gravel riding, but it can be twisty with blind co...
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Surprise is a short, natural surface, single-lane road with no turnouts. It is overgrown in spots and you will get pinstripes. A part of this road is very technical and requires a four-wheel drive short wheelbase. It is a washed-out section that becomes very hard to do in wet situations, with a bit ...
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This trail segment began at the intersection of Patterson Mountain, "Surprise" and Layng Creek-Patterson, which straddles the divide between Umpqua National Forest and Willamette National Forest. The trail winds over Patterson Saddle and alongside Patterson Mountain, and if you elect to take a spur ...
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Laying Creek - Patternson road is a very easy smooth two-car wide gravel road, that is typically unmaintained. There are sections of the road that can get steep, but it is still doable for a 2wd vehicle in good weather. The road runs through Umpqua National Forest and there is access to Spirit Falls...
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Champion Creek Road is a fun route up to Champion Saddle. The overall grade is fairly mild, without any overly steep areas. The road is not maintained and may be more difficult to pass during the winter season. The road consists of dirt with loose rock. It is common to find fallen trees or small bou...
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This trail spans between the Mid Coast Ridge trail and the Kruger Rock Road Trail. The south end, near Mid Coast Ridge and Fivepoint Hill, sports the highest elevation, dropping steadily for about 1000' before meeting up with Kruger. No extreme inclines are present, and the trail is a mix of gravel ...
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This trail begins near the highway and Shady Dell Campground. The first couple hundred yards are paved, turning to fairly smooth gravel for the remainder, with the occasional pothole to avoid. Although there is a large climb in elevation, the trail is gradual and does not have any overly steep sect...
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This is the first trail you hit coming in from the west side of Big Fall Creek Road. This is an easy logging road that is quite windy at the beginning. Smooth riding on this road, but currently you need to watch out for equipment. I had to backtrack and take another route in May and finish this trai...
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Are you looking for a backcountry adventure with views? Then I recommend checking out High Divide, a 45-mile-long forest road ride! Most will start this road right outside the town of Oakridge. There is little to no cellphone service in this area. If you need reception, the Dairy Queen near Chevron ...
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Beginning off of Big Fall Creek Road on the north, this easy trail passes a couple of homes on the way in. As you ascend more than 2500 feet, you pass through a small burn area. This road has obviously been used for timber harvest, with some areas cleared out for equipment and staging. The length of...
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2110 road number 5850 is an easy gravel road. Depending on the route the road either starts/ends in Umpqua National Forest, or the road starts/ends in the Willamette National Forest, but most of the road runs through a timber property. Hills Creek Lake can be found after or before the road if your l...
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Starting just north of Oakridge along Aufderheide Dr, this trail climbs a bit more quickly than other forest service roads in the area. More than 2500 feet of elevation gain. Although your ears pop a few times, the trail is an easy-going gravel road, with just a few potholes and some washboard to ...
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Grass Creek road is an easy gravel road with some gradually steep inclines. The road offers a couple of camp spots, big enough for one or two cars, one spot is in a rock cory, and the other is tucked in some trees, but still right off the road. The road runs through Umpqua National Forest and is a p...
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This is a great weekend drive. Go north on Marcola Road out of Springfield. Shotgun Creek Road is on the left just after you pass the covered bridge. Head up to the fork and take a right towards Crooked Creek Staging Area where you will head straight until you reach FS 15-2-24, as you head up the hi...
Learn more about Shotgun to McGowan - Mainline

Larison Creek Trailhead is the gateway to a very popular motorized/non-motorized riding trail system in the 1.7 million-acre Willamette National Forest. Located 42 miles south of Oakridge, Oregon, this route leads you through an 11.4-mile endless scenic landscape of the Cascade Mountain Range. This ...
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Windy Road runs through Umpqua National Forest, it is a one-car land road with some turnouts, that are typically unmaintained. There are some really cool rock formations along the cliff edges that follow the road, as well as some pretty views here and there. There are a few roads that speer off this...
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Great viewing points of the N. Umpqua River and the area of Thunder Mountain. There are lots of opportunities for mudding and enjoying a nice day on the mountain. It is a great trail for getting from Lil River Side to Rock Creek side in an SxS or 4Wheeler. Come prepared with food, drink, water, and ...
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June Mountain road runs through Umpqua National Forest, it is a mix of gravel and natural surfaces. There is a potential for multiple downed trees, some of which hang over the road, making it not possible for a taller vehicle to fit without a chainsaw and some sections of this road can be steep, win...
Learn more about June Mountain

NF-5821 is a dirt road on the opposite side of Willamette Highway 58, separated by Lookout Point Lake. The locals use this road as an alternative route when Highway 58 is closed due to a major car accident, but on most days, Lookout Point Trail is a fun trail, especially for beginners. Where any cro...
Learn more about Lookout Point Trail

Goodman Creek is a typically unmaintained one-lane gravel road with turnouts that runs through the Willamette National Forest, there is a chance of fallen trees in this area. The road has three hiking trails Eagles Rest Trailhead Lower, Goodman Creek Falls, and Lost Creek Trailhead. The end of the t...
Learn more about Goodman Creek

When entering Patterson Mountain Road from Highway 58 in the beginning, there is a dirt bike trail that runs across the road called Lawler #3473 Trail. Keep an eye out for riders. This road runs through the Willamette National Forest and is very easy gravel riding, but it can be twisty with blind co...
Learn more about Patterson Mountain

June Mountain road runs through Umpqua National Forest, it is a mix of gravel and natural surfaces. There is a potential for multiple downed trees, some of which hang over the road, making it not possible for a taller vehicle to fit without a chainsaw and some sections of this road can be steep, win...
Learn more about June Mountain

NF-5821 is a dirt road on the opposite side of Willamette Highway 58, separated by Lookout Point Lake. The locals use this road as an alternative route when Highway 58 is closed due to a major car accident, but on most days, Lookout Point Trail is a fun trail, especially for beginners. Where any cro...
Learn more about Lookout Point Trail

Goodman Creek is a typically unmaintained one-lane gravel road with turnouts that runs through the Willamette National Forest, there is a chance of fallen trees in this area. The road has three hiking trails Eagles Rest Trailhead Lower, Goodman Creek Falls, and Lost Creek Trailhead. The end of the t...
Learn more about Goodman Creek

When entering Patterson Mountain Road from Highway 58 in the beginning, there is a dirt bike trail that runs across the road called Lawler #3473 Trail. Keep an eye out for riders. This road runs through the Willamette National Forest and is very easy gravel riding, but it can be twisty with blind co...
Learn more about Patterson Mountain