Dirt Bike Trails
Near Crescent, Oregon

This well-maintained arterial gravel road branches directly from Highway 97 and provides access to a large portion of the surrounding trail network. Several spacious dispersed camping areas are located along the route, with enough room for groups, trailers, ATVs, and SxSs. More than 20 side trails b...
Learn more about FS 9768

This trail is a well-maintained forest road that begins on the northern side of a railway crossing and from a well-maintained arterial road. As the trail progresses, maintenance decreases slightly, but the road remains in good condition and is still suitable for most vehicles. The trail offers the o...
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This trail is an unmaintained sandy route with fine, soft sand covering much of the surface. It begins within the forest before opening into a powerline corridor, then continues back through the trees before connecting with FS 9760, a well-maintained gravel road. While the trail is not particularly ...
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This trail is a well-maintained forest road that begins on the southern side of a railway crossing. Use caution when crossing the tracks before continuing. As the trail progresses, maintenance decreases slightly, but the road remains in good condition and is still suitable for most vehicles. Numerou...
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This trail is a user-maintained route with a sandy, dusty surface and a noticeable center berm between the tire tracks. The trail winds through a beautiful forest setting and connects with several other routes in the area. The surface consists primarily of fine sand, and insects may be present in h...
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This trail starts off as dirt with some ruts and washouts up to a foot, then transitions to hard-packed gravel with some washboard and potholes. Overall, this is an easy trail suitable for any vehicle type. The trail runs along the bottom of Walker Mountain, and the Walker Mountain Lookout Tower sit...
Learn more about FS 9755-000

This trail is one of the most scenic routes in the area, offering an enjoyable drive through the forest with spectacular views from the surrounding ridgelines. Entering from the northern end, the initial climb follows an unmaintained, hard-packed sandy and gravel surface where rainfall has created s...
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This is an enjoyable trail that follows the powerline corridor for much of its length. Gravel has been placed over several steep sections, likely for erosion control, but these climbs and descents can still be slippery. Low range is recommended when climbing the first major hill, particularly in loo...
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This is a mostly dirt-based forest road in the Crescent OHV area, and the trail is subject to seasonal road closures between December 1 and March 31. A portion of this trail runs parallel alongside a power line as it passes Bunny Butte. The trail has some ruts and washouts over a foot and a half dee...
Learn more about FS 5834-000

This is a gravel-based forest road that climbs over 2,000 feet in elevation from Highway 58 to the top of Odell Butte. At the top of the butte stands Odell Butte Lookout Tower, which is staffed in the summer, and there is a closed gate approximately 500 yards from the top. The trail starts off wide ...
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This trail starts off in the Two Rivers community before traveling through the forest and looping over to Muttonchop Butte. The trail is a mixture of dirt and gravel and is narrow and one vehicle wide with room to pass. There are ruts and washouts over a foot deep in some places, but any vehicle sho...
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This is a narrow, dirt-based forest road in the Crescent OHV area. There are minor ruts and wash on the trail, but any vehicle type could traverse this trail. You will have dense forest views and the occasional view of surrounding peaks. About halfway through this trail, there is a large dispersed c...
Learn more about FS 9751-100

This is a narrow, one-lane forest road in the Crescent OHV area that is dirt-based with sandy areas. There are ruts and washouts up to a foot deep, and one section in a curve and uphill grade with loose sand, but this trail is easy and suitable for any vehicle type. Camping is allowed along this ent...
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This is a gravel-based forest road in the Crescent OHV area. The trail is narrow with room to pass and has minor washboard along the trail. One small section of the trail is a smooth, sandy base, but it transitions back to gravel quickly. This trail is suitable for any vehicle type, and all types ar...
Learn more about FS 5825-000

Trail 37 is a 1.6 mile long easy ATV trail through the Rivers South OHV Area in the Deschutes National Forest. The trail is open to 50” vehicles, but looks more ridden by dirt bikes, and would be a bit narrow for ATVs in many places. The north end starts off of FS 9751000, just a short distance away...
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Trail 31 is an easy 2.2-mile segment of ATV trail in the Rivers South OHV Area. Although designated for 50-inch ATVs, parts of the trail are rather tight between the lodgepole pines that closely line the trail, making it less ideal for ATVs, and the trail looks mostly ridden by dirt bikes. There are...
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Trail 14 is 1.7 miles of easy ATV trail through the Rivers South OHV Area. The north end of the trail leaves directly from the Rivers South Staging Area and climbs up a steeper hill with a small root at the top. The trail keeps climbing up a semi-steep slope for the first mile until it intersects wi...
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Trail 25 is a tight and winding single track through the Rivers South OHV Area in the Deschutes National Forest. The north end starts on Trail 30, it crosses ATV Trail 37 halfway through, and it ends on Trail 31. The trail is a narrow dirt single track that is loose and dusty, and it winds tightly t...
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Trail 21 departs from Trail 14 and starts descending off the hillside on a semi-steep grade, dropping down to a road crossing. It continues winding through the trees on a tight path, with silty corners. It is a very dry and dusty forest of lodgepole pines, and the trees closely line the path in many...
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Trail 20 is an easy and wide ATV trail through the River South OHV Area. The trail is of decent width for 50-inch vehicles, riding between a wide corridor of pine trees, on a mostly straight, fast, and smooth dirt path. It is very silty and dusty in a dry forest of ponderosa pine and lodgepole pine....
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This well-maintained arterial gravel road branches directly from Highway 97 and provides access to a large portion of the surrounding trail network. Several spacious dispersed camping areas are located along the route, with enough room for groups, trailers, ATVs, and SxSs. More than 20 side trails b...
Learn more about FS 9768

This trail is a well-maintained forest road that begins on the northern side of a railway crossing and from a well-maintained arterial road. As the trail progresses, maintenance decreases slightly, but the road remains in good condition and is still suitable for most vehicles. The trail offers the o...
Learn more about FS 9760000 North

This trail is an unmaintained sandy route with fine, soft sand covering much of the surface. It begins within the forest before opening into a powerline corridor, then continues back through the trees before connecting with FS 9760, a well-maintained gravel road. While the trail is not particularly ...
Learn more about FS 9760360

This trail is a well-maintained forest road that begins on the southern side of a railway crossing. Use caution when crossing the tracks before continuing. As the trail progresses, maintenance decreases slightly, but the road remains in good condition and is still suitable for most vehicles. Numerou...
Learn more about FS 9760000 South

This well-maintained arterial gravel road branches directly from Highway 97 and provides access to a large portion of the surrounding trail network. Several spacious dispersed camping areas are located along the route, with enough room for groups, trailers, ATVs, and SxSs. More than 20 side trails b...
Learn more about FS 9768

This trail is a well-maintained forest road that begins on the northern side of a railway crossing and from a well-maintained arterial road. As the trail progresses, maintenance decreases slightly, but the road remains in good condition and is still suitable for most vehicles. The trail offers the o...
Learn more about FS 9760000 North

This trail is an unmaintained sandy route with fine, soft sand covering much of the surface. It begins within the forest before opening into a powerline corridor, then continues back through the trees before connecting with FS 9760, a well-maintained gravel road. While the trail is not particularly ...
Learn more about FS 9760360

This trail is a well-maintained forest road that begins on the southern side of a railway crossing. Use caution when crossing the tracks before continuing. As the trail progresses, maintenance decreases slightly, but the road remains in good condition and is still suitable for most vehicles. Numerou...
Learn more about FS 9760000 South