Dirt Bike Trails
Near Ochoco West, Oregon

This route winds through the Ochoco National Forest and is composed mainly of Forest Service roads that are washboarded and rutted. About halfway through the route, you will be following along a creek with downed trees and fallen rocks. With four creek crossings, this is a beautiful route to drive.
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So easy that a PT Cruiser can do it...wait, no. Please don't. To do this trail, a rear locker and 35-inch tires are recommended. It's short and sweet but an absolute blast and a great intro to teach people how to use the features of their rig.
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Trail begins extremely easy and predominately a mix of gravel and dirt for the first half of the trail. Gets narrow near the summit around 80-90in wide with a height limit of around 8ft due to fallen trees and overhang. There is a publicly accessible gate near the top of the mountain that is a littl...
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Trail 75 is a 1.6-mile loop starting from the intersection with Trail 74, running along a flat mesa top with expansive valley views, especially as it rides along the mesa's edge. The trail includes tight sections weaving between trees and areas with more embedded rock, providing a mix of flow and te...
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Trail 74 is a 1.6-mile route beginning on a flat mesa top with easy dirt terrain. The trail crosses Trail 73 and a few roads before a semi-steep descent off the mesa near the intersection with Trail 73. It features whoops and mostly smooth dirt with scattered loose rocks. The landscape includes juni...
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Trail 73 is an easy 1.7-mile single-track connector between Trails 75 and 72. The trail features mostly dirt terrain with scattered embedded and loose rocks, along with lots of whoops. The profile is very gradual with small hills up and down. Trail 73 crosses Trail 74 about halfway through.
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This is a high desert intermediate rated trail for dirt motorcycles and ATVs with deep sandy whoops and long stretches of rocky terrain requiring picking a safe line. Best riding seasons are early summer and late fall due to winter snow and ice and high summer heat and dusty conditions.
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Trail 72 is an almost 3-mile-long dirt bike-only route that runs between Trails 71 and 74. It features tight curves and requires precise maneuvering through trees, with narrow gaps that might catch your handlebars if not careful. The trail is mostly smooth dirt with small jagged rocks scattered thro...
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Trail 99 winds through low alpine terrain with tight curves among juniper trees and features numerous embedded rocks and ledge obstacles, making it an intermediate route. The trail has more elevation gain in the middle of the route, compared to surrounding trails, with small climbs and descents ofte...
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This is a fairly flat high desert trail that connects to several main trails in the area. It has short stretches of mild rocky sections requiring care in choosing a safe line for motorcycles. Snow in winter time and dusty conditions and high use in summer will challenge speeds and accessibility.
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Trail 91 winds tightly through junipers along the flat top of a mesa, offering a fast and flowy ride with plenty of tight maneuvers. The trail surface is mostly smooth dirt, with occasional embedded rocks adding some light technical elements. It's a fun, engaging single track that keeps riders activ...
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Trail 71 is a 4.5-mile narrow singletrack winding through the eastern half of the Buckhorn trail system. It traverses low alpine and high desert terrain dominated by sagebrush and junipers. Riders should be prepared for scraggly tree branches extending into the trail, scattered loose and embedded ro...
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Trail 70 is a short, less than half-mile dirt bike-only route that leaves the staging area to connect with several other single tracks. It runs narrow through junipers and sagebrush, featuring numerous whoops and infrequent embedded rocks. The trail crosses the paved Barr Road, so caution is advised...
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This is a shorter, more technical trail with many rock gardens and some tighter trees. It opens up for brief periods but should probably not be traversed by anything larger than an ATV. Terrain is mostly dirt, but could be muddy or snow-covered at times, depending on the time of year. I had cell ser...
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Fun little loop trail from/to the Buckhorn Staging Area. Our group had Riders of all ages and Bike sizes, from 50cc to 800cc, and even some Elite Coleman Minibikes! All are welcome in this trail system full of sandy trails and rock gardens. The Staging area has bathrooms, picnic tables, and great ar...
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This trail in mainly dirt that is loose at times and mixed with sand at times as well. Depending on the time of year, it has the possibility of being muddy or snow-covered. There are frequent loose rocks and rock gardens throughout with 1 more challenging rock obstacle. You will encounter small whoo...
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Trail 90 is a narrow, half-mile single-track starting near the Buckhorn staging area. It winds through sagebrush and juniper trees with a highly curvy layout. The trail features embedded large rocks forming ledges under a foot tall, primarily on flat sections, keeping the difficulty low. The overall...
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Fun, flowy, banked turns leading to an abandoned quarry. Some slight rock garden areas to pass through at the beginning of the trail. Once you get to the quarry, you can challenge your vehicle on a handful of natural obstacles and check out the shooting area on the south/east of the quarry.
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Trail 55 is a very easy 0.7-mile trail starting from the North Barr staging area. It's flat and winding through sagebrush and juniper, with sandy dirt, whoops, and only minimal embedded rock. The wide trail and good visibility make it ideal for beginners and kids. It makes an introductory loop with ...
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Trail 57 is a very easy, flat, sandy dirt route less than half a mile long, starting from the North Barr staging area. It has a pinch point at the entrance restricting access to vehicles less than 50 inches wide. The trail winds through sagebrush and juniper trees with whoops and flat curves. As the...
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This route winds through the Ochoco National Forest and is composed mainly of Forest Service roads that are washboarded and rutted. About halfway through the route, you will be following along a creek with downed trees and fallen rocks. With four creek crossings, this is a beautiful route to drive.
Learn more about Lower McKay Creek Road to West Fork Mill Creek Road

So easy that a PT Cruiser can do it...wait, no. Please don't. To do this trail, a rear locker and 35-inch tires are recommended. It's short and sweet but an absolute blast and a great intro to teach people how to use the features of their rig.
Learn more about Willow Creek Crossing

Trail begins extremely easy and predominately a mix of gravel and dirt for the first half of the trail. Gets narrow near the summit around 80-90in wide with a height limit of around 8ft due to fallen trees and overhang. There is a publicly accessible gate near the top of the mountain that is a littl...
Learn more about Wildcat Mountain Trail - FS 3350

This is a high desert intermediate rated trail for dirt motorcycles and ATVs with deep sandy whoops and long stretches of rocky terrain requiring picking a safe line. Best riding seasons are early summer and late fall due to winter snow and ice and high summer heat and dusty conditions.
Learn more about Millican Plateau Trail 84

This route winds through the Ochoco National Forest and is composed mainly of Forest Service roads that are washboarded and rutted. About halfway through the route, you will be following along a creek with downed trees and fallen rocks. With four creek crossings, this is a beautiful route to drive.
Learn more about Lower McKay Creek Road to West Fork Mill Creek Road

So easy that a PT Cruiser can do it...wait, no. Please don't. To do this trail, a rear locker and 35-inch tires are recommended. It's short and sweet but an absolute blast and a great intro to teach people how to use the features of their rig.
Learn more about Willow Creek Crossing

Trail begins extremely easy and predominately a mix of gravel and dirt for the first half of the trail. Gets narrow near the summit around 80-90in wide with a height limit of around 8ft due to fallen trees and overhang. There is a publicly accessible gate near the top of the mountain that is a littl...
Learn more about Wildcat Mountain Trail - FS 3350

This trail in mainly dirt that is loose at times and mixed with sand at times as well. Depending on the time of year, it has the possibility of being muddy or snow-covered. There are frequent loose rocks and rock gardens throughout with 1 more challenging rock obstacle. You will encounter small whoo...
Learn more about 83