Dirt Bike Trails
Near Trail, Oregon

Lots of little hubs that branch off of this gravel road. There is no connection to candy spur hub as depicted on the GPS, so you can't loop around as it's a dead end. It's got a blue gate that is currently open just before you cross the bridge that Evens creek flows beneath.
Learn more about Elderberry Dead End

This is a hard-packed, gravel-based forest road that gradually climbs over 2,300 feet in elevation. In the beginning, the views are of forest and surrounding peaks and ridges, but closer to the top it opens up into meadows. There are some potholes you want to avoid as well as minor ruts and wash, bu...
Learn more about FS 6640

Bumpy uneasy gravel roads with a lot connections to explore. Logging is active in the area, so be aware of logging trucks. When wet expect plenty of mud and a good chance of getting stuck. Has lots of blind corners and some stunning views. It's my favorite starting route to take down to Elderberry F...
Learn more about Moon Watch

This is a narrow, one-lane, gravel-based forest road with 1,300 feet of elevation change. The trail has lots of overgrown vegetation, and you will have dense forest views and views of the surrounding ridges. Camping is allowed along this trail, and there are several pre-existing campsites. There are...
Learn more about Buck Basin - FS 6600-300

This is a dirt-based forest road that climbs up to the White Point Lookout Tower. The trail is narrow and one vehicle wide, with overgrown vegetation most of the way. There are some small ledges and a couple of mud holes, but overall this is an easy trail that is suitable for any vehicle type, but e...
Learn more about White Point Lookout Trail

This trail is a forest road that starts off with some gravel and then transitions to dirt. The trail steadily climbs over 2,300 feet in elevation over approximately 5.6 miles. The trail is mostly one lane wide with places to pass, and some areas have overgrown vegetation and tight trees. As the trai...
Learn more about Hall's Point - FS 6400-200

This is a hard-packed, gravel-based forest road in the Prospect OHV area. The trail begins as you cross an old wooden bridge where there is minor wash. The trail gradually climbs around 500 feet in elevation over just under 7 miles. This is a main trail into the network of trails, and one end of the...
Learn more about FS 6400

This is a gravel-based forest road in the Prospect OHV area. The trail gradually climbs nearly 1,400 feet in elevation, then drops the same amount over the course of 9.7 miles. The trail has minor ruts and wash, washboard, and some deep potholes but is overall an easy trail suitable for any vehicle ...
Learn more about Gravel Butte - FS 6600

This route includes rough trails, rocks, ruts, tree roots, and very steep hills (some are longer than others). It has tight, technical single track trails with some flowy, fast spots, some deep ruts, fallen trees, and some exposed spots. It's mostly a narrow trail but is a good loop to do with a sma...
Learn more about Fugawe Loop

This is a hard-packed, gravel forest road that gradually climbs over 2,100 feet of elevation over 9.3 miles. The trail begins in forested areas, but as you near the top/end, it opens up with meadows. The trail has some switchbacks and ledges, is narrow in places with room to pass, and camping is all...
Learn more about FS 6515 West

This trail follows a decent road that is somewhat rocky but not overly difficult. Located a short drive from Grants Pass, it offers great scenery and several pull-offs suitable for stopping to enjoy lunch and take in impressive mountain views. It remains passable in light rain and is well worth the ...
Learn more about Walker Mountain Road

This is a hard-packed gravel forest road that runs alongside the river for a while. The trail climbs nearly 900 feet in elevation before dropping over 1,200 feet. There are multiple switchbacks with some ledges, but the road is wide enough to pass any oncoming vehicles. Along the way, there is some ...
Learn more about FS 6510

This is a dirt-based forest road that leads to the Mount Stella Lookout Tower. The trail starts off wide enough for two vehicles and gravel-based, then transitions to dirt-based where there is an open gate. The trail becomes narrow and one vehicle wide with no room to pass. There is rock garden and ...
Learn more about Mount Stella Lookout Trail

This is a gravel-based forest road that returns you from the top of the ridge and trail system back to the main road, Crater Lake Highway. The trail has some minor ruts and wash, slight washboard, and some decent-sized potholes to keep you alert. The trail offers good views of the surrounding mounta...
Learn more about FS 6515 East

This is a gravel-based OHV trail with a small portion to complete the loop only accessible by ATV or dirt bike. The trail is narrow and one vehicle wide, with some room to pass and overgrown vegetation. There are minor ruts and wash, large potholes, and a couple of mud holes to traverse. The views a...
Learn more about Rabbit Ears - OHV 25 Loop

This is a dirt-based OHV trail that leads you to the Hershberger Lookout Tower, which sits on top of Hershberger Mountain at 6,257 feet in elevation. The trail is narrow and one lane wide with few places to pass and is only open to dirt bikes, ATVs, and Jeeps. The trail has some major rock gardens t...
Learn more about Hershberger Lookout Trail - OHV 26

Anderson Butte Road is exceptionally scenic and can be run in most seasons. There are not many obstacles, though there are a couple of off-shoots that are fun (including Picnic Trail which is a nice spot for camping or a picnic). The road is largely a well maintained dirt/gravel road, with very fe...
Learn more about Anderson Butte Road

This is a hard-packed, gravel-based forest road that climbs nearly 1,400 feet in elevation before dead-ending at the boundary of Crater Lake National Park. At the beginning of the trail, you are in a burned forest area and cross over a creek that the trail runs parallel with for a while. There is a ...
Learn more about FS 6535-900

This is a gravel-based trail that gradually climbs nearly 1,800 feet in elevation and then descends 1,000 feet. The trail is relatively smooth with a few potholes here and there, and one end has a section that has ruts and washouts up to a foot deep. The trail runs along the border of Crater Lake Na...
Learn more about FS 6535

This is a great run from Wagner Creek through parts of Siskiyou Pass to Maple Dell Gap. From Maple Dell Gap you can continue on to Squaw Lake or head north and reconnect with Siskiyou Pass. You can also head South into CA. We ran this trail Memorial Day weekend and encountered a downed tree and c...
Learn more about Wagner & Siskiyou

Lots of little hubs that branch off of this gravel road. There is no connection to candy spur hub as depicted on the GPS, so you can't loop around as it's a dead end. It's got a blue gate that is currently open just before you cross the bridge that Evens creek flows beneath.
Learn more about Elderberry Dead End

This is a hard-packed, gravel-based forest road that gradually climbs over 2,300 feet in elevation. In the beginning, the views are of forest and surrounding peaks and ridges, but closer to the top it opens up into meadows. There are some potholes you want to avoid as well as minor ruts and wash, bu...
Learn more about FS 6640

Bumpy uneasy gravel roads with a lot connections to explore. Logging is active in the area, so be aware of logging trucks. When wet expect plenty of mud and a good chance of getting stuck. Has lots of blind corners and some stunning views. It's my favorite starting route to take down to Elderberry F...
Learn more about Moon Watch

This is a narrow, one-lane, gravel-based forest road with 1,300 feet of elevation change. The trail has lots of overgrown vegetation, and you will have dense forest views and views of the surrounding ridges. Camping is allowed along this trail, and there are several pre-existing campsites. There are...
Learn more about Buck Basin - FS 6600-300

Lots of little hubs that branch off of this gravel road. There is no connection to candy spur hub as depicted on the GPS, so you can't loop around as it's a dead end. It's got a blue gate that is currently open just before you cross the bridge that Evens creek flows beneath.
Learn more about Elderberry Dead End

This is a hard-packed, gravel-based forest road that gradually climbs over 2,300 feet in elevation. In the beginning, the views are of forest and surrounding peaks and ridges, but closer to the top it opens up into meadows. There are some potholes you want to avoid as well as minor ruts and wash, bu...
Learn more about FS 6640

Bumpy uneasy gravel roads with a lot connections to explore. Logging is active in the area, so be aware of logging trucks. When wet expect plenty of mud and a good chance of getting stuck. Has lots of blind corners and some stunning views. It's my favorite starting route to take down to Elderberry F...
Learn more about Moon Watch

This is a narrow, one-lane, gravel-based forest road with 1,300 feet of elevation change. The trail has lots of overgrown vegetation, and you will have dense forest views and views of the surrounding ridges. Camping is allowed along this trail, and there are several pre-existing campsites. There are...
Learn more about Buck Basin - FS 6600-300