Dirt Bike Trails
Near Shaniko, Oregon

This is an adventurous dirt road that is not recommended for passenger cars. It would be fun for a Subaru or all-wheel drive vehicle with good tire placement. If conditions are wet, it would require true low-range four-wheel drive. There are several campsites off the main trail, Marywood Drive. The ...
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Trail 596 begins as a narrow descent from 586, more like a single-track, offering an easy, smooth forest trail with potential downed logs. After intersecting with 587, the trail heads west with several small climbs featuring loose and embedded rocks. At 0.7 miles long, it remains narrow and primitiv...
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Trail 587 is a short trail under half a mile long that descends from 596, starting easy and widening through forested areas. The north end features downed logs near the entrance to a burn area, which could significantly increase the difficulty. The trail passes through scenic Douglas fir forests and...
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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 586 has narrow, primitive, and less-maintained sections of trail, and numerous downed logs, including some very large logs requiring reroutes or riding over. Portions range from narrow trail resembling more of a singletrack, with loose rocks and sharp curves, to wider gravel road segments. The...
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The Starvation Lane River Access road to the John Day River is a gravel road that winds through wheat fields and sagebrush. The upper section of the gravel road can be anything from smooth to rough, or washboard to puddle-laden, depending on the time of the season. The lower section is a "primitive"...
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The east end of Trail 592 starts as a wide, gravelly road along the edge of a burn area, then narrows into a curvy two-track with small climbs on loose dirt and rocks. While some sections are narrow between the bushes with small embedded roots, the trail remains mostly smooth and easy. Several unmar...
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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.
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Trail 575 in the McCubbins OHV Area is a long 10-mile intermediate trail. On the east end, a short segment runs from the McCubbins staging area to the campground and across a bridge, weaving tightly through trees with big rocks and winding turns. The main trail heads west from the staging area and i...
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Trail 576E is a short connector trail branching off from 592, beginning as a small wooded two-track segment before opening to a wide, smooth gravel road with no obstacles. It links the 576B loop to National Forest road 2110, starting the route back to the staging area and campground.
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Trail 588 is a 0.6-mile trail starting as a wide two-track through woods with gentle curves and straight sections. Previously cut logs allow for easy passage, and the trail crosses 592. Beginning on 576E and ending on National Forest Road 26, it serves as a straightforward connector within the trail...
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Trail 576D is a short connector route, under half a mile long, linking trails 576A and 576. This narrow two-track trail runs through dense woods with numerous sharp curves and windy sections. The surface is mostly smooth dirt with no obstacles and only a few rocks, offering a very easy passage, alth...
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Trail 576F begins at the staging area and runs for 1.3 miles as a wide, gravelly trail with small rocks and a smooth, gradual incline. It's more like an old road. It provides an easy and direct connection to other trails by continuing onto Trail 576G, making it a key access route from the main parki...
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Trail 585 spans 1.6 miles and is characterized by a super curvy two-track layout through dense woods. It features a mix of embedded and loose rocks, large roots, and sharp curves, requiring careful navigation. The trail narrows in places, resembling single track, and includes several unmarked inters...
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Trail 576A is a 1.4-mile easy two-track winding through forested terrain with a mostly gradual profile and a few small hills. The surface is generally smooth with scattered loose rock, and the trail features tight, winding sections early on before straightening out near its intersection with Trail 5...
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Embark on this 15-mile journey through the eastern section of the 1.1-million-acre Mount Hood National Forest. You begin right off of Wamic Road which is paved. You start a steady climb up this washboard, pothole road where you will find beautiful scenic views of the Cascade Mountains and Tygh Valle...
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Trail 576C is a continuation of the main two-track route from Trail 576, offering an overall easy ride through wooded terrain. It features smooth dirt sections with tight, winding curves, and occasional patches of loose and embedded rock. The trail maintains a gradual profile throughout and passes t...
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Trail 576 is a varied dirt two-track that winds through tight forested terrain with a mix of conditions. Riders will encounter embedded and loose rocks, roots, and super dusty sections, along with smooth, fast, and flowy stretches. While not overly difficult, the trail demands attention due to sudde...
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Trail 576G is a continuation of 576F, featuring a wide, gravelly road with small loose rocks. The trail is flat and easy to navigate, making it accessible for all skill levels. It serves as a connector to multiple trails from the staging area, providing convenient access to the surrounding network.
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Trail 577 is a 5-mile intermediate ATV route offering varied terrain and tight, twisty turns through dense forest. Riders will encounter small loose rocks, larger embedded rocks, and several intersections and road crossings throughout. The middle section--between the two junctions with Trail 577A--f...
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This is an adventurous dirt road that is not recommended for passenger cars. It would be fun for a Subaru or all-wheel drive vehicle with good tire placement. If conditions are wet, it would require true low-range four-wheel drive. There are several campsites off the main trail, Marywood Drive. The ...
Learn more about Little Badger Creek South Road

Trail 596 begins as a narrow descent from 586, more like a single-track, offering an easy, smooth forest trail with potential downed logs. After intersecting with 587, the trail heads west with several small climbs featuring loose and embedded rocks. At 0.7 miles long, it remains narrow and primitiv...
Learn more about 596

Trail 587 is a short trail under half a mile long that descends from 596, starting easy and widening through forested areas. The north end features downed logs near the entrance to a burn area, which could significantly increase the difficulty. The trail passes through scenic Douglas fir forests and...
Learn more about 587

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

This is an adventurous dirt road that is not recommended for passenger cars. It would be fun for a Subaru or all-wheel drive vehicle with good tire placement. If conditions are wet, it would require true low-range four-wheel drive. There are several campsites off the main trail, Marywood Drive. The ...
Learn more about Little Badger Creek South 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

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

Embark on this 15-mile journey through the eastern section of the 1.1-million-acre Mount Hood National Forest. You begin right off of Wamic Road which is paved. You start a steady climb up this washboard, pothole road where you will find beautiful scenic views of the Cascade Mountains and Tygh Valle...
Learn more about Rock Creek - 4811