Dirt Bike Trails
Near Sisters, Oregon

Sisters to Trout Creek Butte Trails offers a scenic and enjoyable dirt route for stock SUVs, high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles, and SxSs looking to explore the beautiful Deschutes National Forest directly from the charming town of Sisters. This route stands out for its unique, whimsical rock ...
Learn more about Sisters to Trout Creek Butte Trails

This wide, smooth cinder forest road parallels the historic McKenzie Highway going West out of Sisters, Oregon. This road is used by Deschutes National Forest users accessing the woods immediately out of town or connecting deeper into the extensive network of trails and Forest Service roads that str...
Learn more about NF-1008000

This route is a great detour when traveling between Bend and Sisters Oregon. On one end you'll find easy access to Tumalo Falls and on the other easy access to the town of Sisters. Along the way you'll pass three creeks lake and wrap around the base of Trout Creek Butte. Along the way you'll encount...
Learn more about Sisters to Tumalo Falls via Trout Creek Butte

This is a dirt-based forest road that runs 5 miles through the National Forest, then dead ends at a private property boundary. The trail is relatively flat, but has minor ruts and wash, some rock garden sections, and potholes. The trail passes by Cougar Rock, which offers rock formation views to go ...
Learn more about FS 2050-100

A great trail to take for accessing the trail system from the Town of Sisters. This also travels through some of the best camping in the area. The spots are close enough to town for grabbing a cup of Joe at Sisters Coffee, but far enough away to escape the light pollution. There is even a staging ar...
Learn more about Sisters Campsite Road

This is a gravel-based forest road in the National Forest that leads from Highway 20 to the Cold Springs Campground. The trail is a little bumpy with some washboard, but overall is an easy trail suitable for any vehicle type. Camping is allowed along the entire trail with lots of pre-existing campsi...
Learn more about Cold Springs Cut Off - FS 1012

This is a dirt-based forest road that is narrow with room to pass. The trail meanders through the National Forest and has some washboard and minor ruts/wash. This trail is easy and could be traveled by any vehicle type. Camping is available along this entire trail; there are dense forest views, no a...
Learn more about FS 1012-160

This is a dirt-based forest road that the map shows connecting to other trails in the network; however, it dead-ends at private property. The trail is narrow and smooth, running through dense forest, and camping is allowed until you reach the private property. There are no amenities on the trail, an...
Learn more about Graham Corral - FS 1012-300

Another great scenic view to enjoy a picnic and cold beverage. This summit specifically has an abandoned fire watch tower still standing. This is also one of the best locations to get to see the top to bottom of the Sisters Mountains. Great photography location for "big moments", or just getting the...
Learn more about Trout Creek Butte Summit

Multiple Forest Service Roads providing off-highway access into the town of Sisters when needing fuel and/or provisions. These roads vary from dirt two-track winding between the trees to established and graded gravel roads. Remember to keep speeds down when entering residential areas. Air up/down pa...
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Black Butte Backdoor - NF1012-500 is an easy, 4.4-mile gravel and dirt trail perfect for scenic cruisers and off-roaders looking for a relaxed, direct route connecting the Sisters area to the Black Butte Ranch. Paralleling Highway 20, this scenic Forest Service road offers a flat, gentle path with m...
Learn more about Black Butte Backdoor - NF1012-500

This is a narrow, one-lane dirt-based forest road through dense forest. The trail has minor ruts and washouts up to a foot deep and in a steep grade, but is mostly level and easy, making it suitable for all vehicle types. You will have dense forest views, and camping is available along this entire t...
Learn more about FS 1012-370

This is a dirt-based forest road in the National Forest that runs alongside two pieces of private property. The trail has minor ruts and washouts up to a foot deep and is narrow and one lane wide with places to pass. There are dense forest views, and this trail offers great camping in the area with ...
Learn more about FS 1012-200

This is a narrow, one-lane dirt trail that dead-ends at a private property closed gate of a firing range. The trail initially climbs up the ridge 156 feet in elevation and levels out. The trail has some rock gardens and boulders up to a foot that you will have to climb over while navigating tight tr...
Learn more about FS 2050-200

Cline Buttes OHV Trail 20 Loop, a thrilling and scenic single-track route perched atop a high-desert hill. Clearly marked by a brown fiberglass sign indicating a "Most Difficult" rating and a strict motorcycle-only designation, this loop offers a highly dynamic mix of terrain. To even reach the star...
Learn more about Cline Buttes OHV Trail 20 Loop

This is a dirt-based forest road that climbs to the top of Fourmile Butte. The trail starts off wide with some loose rock climbs, and there are ruts and washouts up to a foot deep. As you crest the top, you will begin to descend a little, and the trail narrows to one lane wide with places to pass. T...
Learn more about Fourmile Butte - FS 1000-600

Welcome to Cline Buttes OHV Trail 23, a wonderfully scenic access loop that primarily serves to connect explorers to further trail networks in the area. This route is a beautiful, notably narrow double-track dirt road that meanders gracefully through tight groves of high-desert juniper trees and low...
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This is a dirt-based forest road that runs parallel to Highway 242. This trail has minor ruts and wash, some washboard that makes the trail very bumpy, and some areas of minor rock garden. Camping is allowed along this trail with many pre-existing campsites along the way. If you are riding the trail...
Learn more about FS 1000-242

Mostly graded cinder Forest Service Road looping off of the Lower Cross District Trail. This road skirts the edge of the Mount Washington Wilderness and leads to spurs that dead-ends along the wilderness boundary. This road ranges in elevation between 4200'-4400' so it is snowbound and not maintaine...
Learn more about Upper Cross District Trail - NF 103000

Trail 15 is a scenic and more technical route that starts wide on the north end with large whoops. The trail passes impressive volcanic rock outcroppings and rock walls before narrowing and going through more embedded rock sections with fewer whoops. It winds through a canyon framed by tall rock wal...
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Sisters to Trout Creek Butte Trails offers a scenic and enjoyable dirt route for stock SUVs, high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles, and SxSs looking to explore the beautiful Deschutes National Forest directly from the charming town of Sisters. This route stands out for its unique, whimsical rock ...
Learn more about Sisters to Trout Creek Butte Trails

This wide, smooth cinder forest road parallels the historic McKenzie Highway going West out of Sisters, Oregon. This road is used by Deschutes National Forest users accessing the woods immediately out of town or connecting deeper into the extensive network of trails and Forest Service roads that str...
Learn more about NF-1008000

This route is a great detour when traveling between Bend and Sisters Oregon. On one end you'll find easy access to Tumalo Falls and on the other easy access to the town of Sisters. Along the way you'll pass three creeks lake and wrap around the base of Trout Creek Butte. Along the way you'll encount...
Learn more about Sisters to Tumalo Falls via Trout Creek Butte

This is a dirt-based forest road that runs 5 miles through the National Forest, then dead ends at a private property boundary. The trail is relatively flat, but has minor ruts and wash, some rock garden sections, and potholes. The trail passes by Cougar Rock, which offers rock formation views to go ...
Learn more about FS 2050-100

Sisters to Trout Creek Butte Trails offers a scenic and enjoyable dirt route for stock SUVs, high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles, and SxSs looking to explore the beautiful Deschutes National Forest directly from the charming town of Sisters. This route stands out for its unique, whimsical rock ...
Learn more about Sisters to Trout Creek Butte Trails

This wide, smooth cinder forest road parallels the historic McKenzie Highway going West out of Sisters, Oregon. This road is used by Deschutes National Forest users accessing the woods immediately out of town or connecting deeper into the extensive network of trails and Forest Service roads that str...
Learn more about NF-1008000

This route is a great detour when traveling between Bend and Sisters Oregon. On one end you'll find easy access to Tumalo Falls and on the other easy access to the town of Sisters. Along the way you'll pass three creeks lake and wrap around the base of Trout Creek Butte. Along the way you'll encount...
Learn more about Sisters to Tumalo Falls via Trout Creek Butte

This is a dirt-based forest road that runs 5 miles through the National Forest, then dead ends at a private property boundary. The trail is relatively flat, but has minor ruts and wash, some rock garden sections, and potholes. The trail passes by Cougar Rock, which offers rock formation views to go ...
Learn more about FS 2050-100