Dirt Bike Trails
Near Langlois, Oregon

This 4-mile undulating sand track offers a dynamic North-South traverse through the inland section of the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Running parallel to the coast but sheltered by the foredunes, the route connects the Horsefall and Old Bark OHV Staging Areas in the south to the Hauser Sa...
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This trail is a fun out-and-back route that offers great views and some fun terrain. Originally the trail connects back to Coos Bay Wagon road, however, aside from the trail becoming very difficult at the end of this route, it appears that RFP posted signs closing the trail to motor vehicles. Althou...
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The Hauser OHV Trail is a 2.4-mile sandy corridor that acts as a premier gateway from the sheltered coastal forest directly to the crashing surf of the Pacific Ocean. Beginning near the staging area kiosks, this wide, deeply rutted sand route winds westward from the Hauser Hill Campground through th...
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This absolutely stunning trail follows a ridgeline with significant drop-offs, so use extra caution throughout. The road is quite narrow and steep in places, with a long downhill section followed by a steep climb on the return trip; take it easy on the descent and watch your brakes. A small side roa...
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This 8.8-mile sandy corridor is a quintessential dune experience, serving as a primary North-South artery running parallel to the crashing Pacific Ocean. The route connects the northern 10 Mile OHV Trail to the southern hub of Horsefall Beach Campground, offering a continuous flow through the shifti...
Learn more about Coast Guard OHV South Trail - 1343

Despite its numeric moniker, which refers to the adjacent Tenmile Creek rather than its distance, this 1.6-mile sandy corridor acts as a vital gateway into the vast Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Launching from the popular Spinreel Staging Area and Campground, the route plunges travelers imm...
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This short but exciting trail features a series of steep descents and climbs, with muddy and slippery conditions that can become more challenging when wet. Near the bottom of one descent, a muddy rut typically forms before the trail climbs steeply again. Use extra caution on these sections, particul...
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This absolutely stunning trail follows a ridgeline with significant drop-offs, so use extra caution throughout. The road is quite narrow and steep in places, with a long downhill section followed by a steep climb on the return trip. Take it easy on the descent and watch your brakes, especially after...
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This gravel trail begins with a steady descent before becoming significantly steeper farther along the route. The descent is a bit difficult, and the muddy surface can become very slippery, so low range is advisable for both the descent and the climb back up. Although the forest is generally wet, it...
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This short but beautiful trail can be deceptive, with a steep descent followed by an equally challenging climb on the return trip. Although the road is gravel, dense greenery can make the route hard to see in places. Mud also cuts through the gravel, creating wet, slippery conditions. Use extra caut...
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This beautiful, well-maintained trail is a short, one-way-in, one-way-out route, so you must travel the same road in both directions. The trail descends all the way to the bottom, so be prepared for the climb back up on the return trip. At the bottom is the Jerry Phillips Reserve, a 58-acre grove of...
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This well-maintained but slippery trail follows a mountain ridgeline and descends steadily through the forest. The route drops approximately 600 feet over 1.5 miles, making for a fairly steep downhill drive. Take care on the descent, particularly where the surface becomes slippery. The trail eventua...
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This well-maintained trail winds through the forest with a series of descents and climbs along the route. This trail starts with a long downhill section, though it is not particularly steep. The road is initially dry, but conditions become noticeably wetter farther along after turning around the oth...
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This beautiful, well-maintained trail is generally single-lane throughout and offers an impressive variety of forest scenery. The route begins in a narrow, dark forest before opening into more spacious woodland and climbing toward elevations of 1,800 feet and higher. From there, it descends into a l...
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This trail is best ridden during the summer. It's a great road even in the rain. Lots of trees are down on the road, depending on the time of year, as you will see in the pictures. This road is about 2 miles up Taylor Creek Road. There are a couple of good overnight camping spots on this road, as we...
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This well-maintained trail winds along the mountain, alternating between sections carved into the mountainside and sections that follow the ridge. Although the road often appears dry, some areas remain wet underneath and can be surprisingly slippery, so use caution and avoid traveling at high speeds...
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This short but beautiful trail offers a majestic drive through the forest as it climbs steadily up a steep incline. The route climbs for an extended stretch before leveling out, then passes through several muddy areas that require extra caution. After the muddy sections, the trail climbs again befor...
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This is a nice trail that is definitely easier during the summer. The technical rating ranges from between a 1 to 3 in difficulty. There are some mud slides, but they are easy enough to get through, and the road ended at a good-sized washout. This trail goes through some beautiful country. The trail...
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This short but beautiful trail leads to two dispersed camping areas. The first branches off to the right and overlooks a scenic ledge with a great viewpoint. The second continues to an open area, where elk were heard bugling during the visit. Gunshots were also heard shortly afterward, indicating th...
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This short but exciting maintained trail follows a mountain ridgeline with steep drop-offs on both sides. The route is generally in good condition, but one section just before the dispersed campsite becomes particularly narrow, with drop-offs on either side. Vegetation along the edges is beginning t...
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This 4-mile undulating sand track offers a dynamic North-South traverse through the inland section of the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Running parallel to the coast but sheltered by the foredunes, the route connects the Horsefall and Old Bark OHV Staging Areas in the south to the Hauser Sa...
Learn more about Bark OHV Trail - 1342

This trail is a fun out-and-back route that offers great views and some fun terrain. Originally the trail connects back to Coos Bay Wagon road, however, aside from the trail becoming very difficult at the end of this route, it appears that RFP posted signs closing the trail to motor vehicles. Althou...
Learn more about Dead Horse Revenge

The Hauser OHV Trail is a 2.4-mile sandy corridor that acts as a premier gateway from the sheltered coastal forest directly to the crashing surf of the Pacific Ocean. Beginning near the staging area kiosks, this wide, deeply rutted sand route winds westward from the Hauser Hill Campground through th...
Learn more about Hauser OHV Trail - 1341

This absolutely stunning trail follows a ridgeline with significant drop-offs, so use extra caution throughout. The road is quite narrow and steep in places, with a long downhill section followed by a steep climb on the return trip; take it easy on the descent and watch your brakes. A small side roa...
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This 4-mile undulating sand track offers a dynamic North-South traverse through the inland section of the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Running parallel to the coast but sheltered by the foredunes, the route connects the Horsefall and Old Bark OHV Staging Areas in the south to the Hauser Sa...
Learn more about Bark OHV Trail - 1342

This trail is a fun out-and-back route that offers great views and some fun terrain. Originally the trail connects back to Coos Bay Wagon road, however, aside from the trail becoming very difficult at the end of this route, it appears that RFP posted signs closing the trail to motor vehicles. Althou...
Learn more about Dead Horse Revenge

The Hauser OHV Trail is a 2.4-mile sandy corridor that acts as a premier gateway from the sheltered coastal forest directly to the crashing surf of the Pacific Ocean. Beginning near the staging area kiosks, this wide, deeply rutted sand route winds westward from the Hauser Hill Campground through th...
Learn more about Hauser OHV Trail - 1341

This absolutely stunning trail follows a ridgeline with significant drop-offs, so use extra caution throughout. The road is quite narrow and steep in places, with a long downhill section followed by a steep climb on the return trip; take it easy on the descent and watch your brakes. A small side roa...
Learn more about 1100