Dirt Bike Trails
Near Woodburn, Oregon

This route takes you off the main Green Mountain Road, up Green Mountain Middle Road, and to a few gravel pit areas. The route provides a few views of the city of Colton and other cities farther out. The pits are locations with some four-wheeling obstacles and is where a lot of people go to shoot th...
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This is one of the main roads heading up to Goat Mountain. There are many spur roads you can take off of Green Mountain Road; just make sure to check the status of gate closures. The area is full of 4x4 and ATV trails. There is snow covering a majority of the road during the winter months.
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Right before you head up this loop you will go through an unnamed road. You will go through a big puddle and up a steep, loose hill with water running down one of the rutted sides, up and over a few water bars that you may think twice if you are in a car. But you never know. May also give it a shot ...
Learn more about Bell Mountain Loop

National Forest Development Rd 4610 has changed a lot over the last couple of years as the Riverside forest fire ripped through this area. Be advised that landslides, falling trees, and debris can occur in this area at any time. This road is not at all advised for a car. Road 4610 starts as a paved ...
Learn more about National Forest Development Road 4610

This gentle, winding gravel road travels through the BLM’s Nestucca River Recreation Area, connecting Bald Mountain Road to Nestucca River Rd. It provides access to numerous ATV trails, so be aware of trail crossings and oncoming traffic. The canopy is predominantly old-growth Douglas Fir, Western ...
Learn more about Hoag Pass Road

This is a super easy, dirt and mud trail that leads to a beautiful viewpoint and camp spot. Gorgeous tree covered hills with large devastating burn patches show the harsh reality of the forest fires. Sit and have lunch while the sun warms your rigs, and you remember how small the problems of home re...
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The first trail marker you find on your way down Abbott Road towards the staging area. Muddy ruts, medium-sized rocks, deep water holes, tall ledges, and a play area are mid-way down the trail. Past the play area 2 separate trails, one being easy and the other is more difficult. There are several ro...
Learn more about Trail 800

Beaver is a 1.3-mile unmarked single-track trail that begins from a light staging area off Ginger Creek. The start features a tight single track with pristine dirt. The trail remains mostly narrow, with a few splits along the way, and conditions can vary over time, including deep ruts and exposed ro...
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This gravel route runs through the BLM Nestucca River Recreation Area, connecting Elk Creek Road to Ginger Creek Road, with access to spur roads and pullouts for day-use. The road is generally well-maintained and graded, with compacted gravel, though potholes and seasonal overgrowth, and downed tre...
Learn more about Boundary Road

Ginger Creek Access Loop is a moderately difficult yet rewarding trail packed with tight twists and flowing turns. Beginning off Ginger Creek Road, it winds through towering old-growth forest along narrow single track with excellent traction. Along the route, riders encounter a rocky, technical sect...
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This road takes you up the mountain past the La Dee Flats staging area out towards the quarries. The staging area has raised loading docks for loading and unloading trailers. It goes past the La Dee Flats OHV play area. Fires have created weak limbs. Avoid when windy. There are tons of spin-off trai...
Learn more about Abbott Road 4610

Turn to follow Abbott road towards the quarry. Here the difficulty kicks it up a notch. Deep ruts and pits are hard to judge in the winter months due to puddling. Most are safe;some are not. Snow risk ups dramatically in winter at this point. An awesome short but important trail to join the beginnin...
Learn more about Abbott Road 6410 Quarry Split

This is a trail to the small quarry before the main quarry. Rough roads cut by winter snow may make 4x4 a requirement. Winter months bring deeply rutted snowbanks that will force you into potholes. Have quality tires if attempting in winter. At the end of the trail, it opens to the most amazing flat...
Learn more about Quarry Head Trail

Road 4613 is the back route to get up to the LaDee Flats OHV staging area and the North Fork Quarry OHV Area. This road takes you through the Mount Hood National Forest past waterfalls, creeks, rivers, 60 foot Douglas Fir Trees and gives you stunning views of Mount St. Helens. 4613 is a gravel road...
Learn more about Mt. Hood NFSR 4613000

The route consists of basic logging roads similar to much of the Tillamook State Forest area. There is a modest climb to the viewpoint at approximately 2,500 feet. The viewpoint overlooks the valley of the East Fork/South Fork Trask River area. From the west, the upper route consists of Steamboat Ro...
Learn more about Murphy Guard Station Loop

Niagara Road runs through the Siuslaw National Forest. It is a one-lane gravel road with turnouts. Some sections of the road are more natural surfaces with sections that get muddy and slippery when wet. There are a few small spots off the side of the road that you could pull over for a night.
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This sneaky hidden side trail opens up to another bigger quarry play area. It's short; it's sweet. But it's good to know how to find it since you can pass right over it. There is a hidden trail around to the left; take the calm, easy path. Take the other two paths only if you dare. The end of this p...
Learn more about OHV Abbott Road Quarry

Area consisting of many 4x4 and ATV trails that branch off of main roads. The road itself is gravel with many potholes. During the winter, snow will cover a majority of the area allowing for great snow wheeling. Easy to spend a full day exploring all of the local trails.
Learn more about La Dee Flats

Most of this trail has been smoothed out to just a dirt road, making it very easy except for a couple of obstacles. One is a pretty tough drop or climb, depending on which direction you choose to run the trail. It is around 10 feet and about a 60-degree angle. It has tree roots, mud, and large rocks...
Learn more about Saddle Up

This is a narrow trail stretching approximately 1.5 miles, connecting to several trail networks in the Hebo region. Along this path, I encountered small mud holes and sections only wide enough for a single vehicle. The surroundings are lush, with ferns and moss-covered trees lining the route, and th...
Learn more about Nook Road

This route takes you off the main Green Mountain Road, up Green Mountain Middle Road, and to a few gravel pit areas. The route provides a few views of the city of Colton and other cities farther out. The pits are locations with some four-wheeling obstacles and is where a lot of people go to shoot th...
Learn more about Green Mountain Gravel Pits

This is one of the main roads heading up to Goat Mountain. There are many spur roads you can take off of Green Mountain Road; just make sure to check the status of gate closures. The area is full of 4x4 and ATV trails. There is snow covering a majority of the road during the winter months.
Learn more about Green Mountain Road

Right before you head up this loop you will go through an unnamed road. You will go through a big puddle and up a steep, loose hill with water running down one of the rutted sides, up and over a few water bars that you may think twice if you are in a car. But you never know. May also give it a shot ...
Learn more about Bell Mountain Loop

National Forest Development Rd 4610 has changed a lot over the last couple of years as the Riverside forest fire ripped through this area. Be advised that landslides, falling trees, and debris can occur in this area at any time. This road is not at all advised for a car. Road 4610 starts as a paved ...
Learn more about National Forest Development Road 4610

This route takes you off the main Green Mountain Road, up Green Mountain Middle Road, and to a few gravel pit areas. The route provides a few views of the city of Colton and other cities farther out. The pits are locations with some four-wheeling obstacles and is where a lot of people go to shoot th...
Learn more about Green Mountain Gravel Pits

This is one of the main roads heading up to Goat Mountain. There are many spur roads you can take off of Green Mountain Road; just make sure to check the status of gate closures. The area is full of 4x4 and ATV trails. There is snow covering a majority of the road during the winter months.
Learn more about Green Mountain Road

National Forest Development Rd 4610 has changed a lot over the last couple of years as the Riverside forest fire ripped through this area. Be advised that landslides, falling trees, and debris can occur in this area at any time. This road is not at all advised for a car. Road 4610 starts as a paved ...
Learn more about National Forest Development Road 4610

This gentle, winding gravel road travels through the BLM’s Nestucca River Recreation Area, connecting Bald Mountain Road to Nestucca River Rd. It provides access to numerous ATV trails, so be aware of trail crossings and oncoming traffic. The canopy is predominantly old-growth Douglas Fir, Western ...
Learn more about Hoag Pass Road