Off-Road Trails in Oregon

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Learn more about #102
#102

#102

Trail 102 is a directional double black diamond single track descending from north to south. The trail clings tightly to a steep hillside with very narrow, deeply troughed side-hilling and tight switchbacks. Overgrown ferns frequently…
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Total Miles
0.8
Tech Rating
8Difficult
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #104 (Difficult)
#104 (Difficult)

#104 (Difficult)

This is a 2.5-mile singletrack that offers a more approachable intermediate-to-advanced ride compared to the nearby extreme trails. Starting from the north, the trail begins with a semi-steep descent featuring wide, gradual switchbacks and occasional…
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Total Miles
2.5
Tech Rating
7Difficult
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #104 (Moderate)
#104 (Moderate)

#104 (Moderate)

This is a 1.5-mile singletrack that drops off from a logging road into a scenic stretch of typical Pacific Northwest forest: dense, mossy and rooty. The trail is narrow and mostly flowy, with a mix…
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Total Miles
1.6
Tech Rating
5Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #106
#106

#106

Trail 106 is a directional black diamond trail dropping nearly 900 feet over just 0.7 miles from north to south. Starting with a big climb onto a spine with technical roots and rocks, the trail…
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Total Miles
0.8
Tech Rating
8Difficult
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #116 (Part 1)
#116 (Part 1)

#116 (Part 1)

This is a directional, double black diamond single track that should be ridden west to east. It begins with a challenging climb into dense, overgrown forest and immediately has a tall mossy boulder ledge/rock pinch…
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Total Miles
0.5
Tech Rating
9Extreme
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #116 (Part 2)
#116 (Part 2)

#116 (Part 2)

This segment of Trail 116 is a double black diamond directional trail that should be ridden south to north. It starts as a narrow single track on a ridgeline through lush, overgrown forest. The trail…
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Total Miles
0.5
Tech Rating
9Extreme
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #117
#117

#117

Trail 117 is a short, directional spur off of Tri Loop #111, descending rapidly over just 0.2 miles and dropping 350 feet. The route begins with several large root bands that must be dropped off,…
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Total Miles
0.2
Tech Rating
7Difficult
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #118
#118

#118

Trail 118 is a steep, directional single track less than half a mile long, dropping 350 feet from north to south. It's narrow with moderate root drop-offs, tight turns, and loose rocks throughout. The lower…
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Total Miles
0.4
Tech Rating
7Difficult
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #119
#119

#119

Trail 119 is a directional single-track that should be ridden east to west. It starts with a climb along a shelfy hillside, quickly transitioning into a narrow single track with loose rock, roots, and a…
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Total Miles
1.8
Tech Rating
6Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #127 (Part 1)
#127 (Part 1)

#127 (Part 1)

This segment of Trail 127 begins on the north end with a steep hill climb up a dirt mound with split lines, followed by fast, flowy single track through logged areas with full sun exposure.…
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Total Miles
0.6
Tech Rating
7Difficult
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #127 (Part 2)
#127 (Part 2)

#127 (Part 2)

This segment of Trail 127 is a directional descent from west to east, losing nearly 800 feet of elevation over .7 miles. The narrow single track follows a steep, forested hillside, featuring tight side-hilling and…
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Total Miles
0.7
Tech Rating
7Difficult
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #130
#130

#130

Trail 130 is a directional downhill single track descending north to south, beginning with multiple downed logs and steep technical drop-offs featuring large root and rock stair-step features. The trail surface varies from dryer loose…
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Total Miles
2.4
Tech Rating
7Difficult
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #22 - Back to Back
#22 - Back to Back

#22 - Back to Back

Back to Back Trail #22 starts on top of a road in the Browns Camp OHV area. This is a blue trail by the OHV park designation. This trail starts with a fair amount of…
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Total Miles
1.5
Tech Rating
6Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Summer
Learn more about #41
#41

#41

Firefox #41 is a short but challenging half-mile ATV trail featuring a steep and technical climb followed by a rugged descent. The initial climb is wide but deeply troughed, with barely enough room for ATVs.…
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Total Miles
0.5
Tech Rating
7Difficult
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #41B
#41B

#41B

Trail 41B begins as a wide ridgeline track along the edge of a logging area, with dense forest on one side and open views across a clear-cut slope. The northern section resembles a gravel forest…
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Total Miles
0.6
Tech Rating
4Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #41C
#41C

#41C

Trail 41C starts with a wide climb from the north entrance, with rutted embedded rock ledges at the crest of the hill. It narrows into a singletrack on the spine of the mountain, becoming tighter…
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Total Miles
0.7
Tech Rating
6Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #41D
#41D

#41D

Trail 41D is a short but demanding directional singletrack, running north to south and packing a serious challenge into just a quarter mile. It begins with a steep climb from the north entrance, gaining almost…
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Total Miles
0.3
Tech Rating
7Difficult
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #41E (Difficult)
#41E (Difficult)

#41E (Difficult)

This is a directional singletrack descending south to north, dropping nearly 900 feet in just 0.8 miles. The trail begins gradually at the ATV intersection, traversing a grassy shelf along the mountainside before tightening into…
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Total Miles
0.8
Tech Rating
7Difficult
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #41E (Moderate)
#41E (Moderate)

#41E (Moderate)

This is a short but steep singletrack segment connecting two forest roads, gaining 145 feet over just 300 yards. The trail features a continuous hill climb with loose rocks and rutted sections, including embedded roots…
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Total Miles
0.2
Tech Rating
5Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about #41E ATV
#41E ATV

#41E ATV

This is a short, mostly flat ATV trail that runs along a wide shelf on the side of a hillside beneath a leafy canopy. While technically an ATV route, the narrow path looks more like…
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Total Miles
0.3
Tech Rating
4Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Fall
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ATV trails in Oregon

Learn more about FS 2407
FS 2407

FS 2407

FS 2407 is a 2.8-mile out-and-back trail climbing from Happy Jack to Tamarack Lookout. Starting as an easy gravel road, the route gradually becomes rougher toward the top, culminating in muddy and steep sections near…
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Total Miles
2.8
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about FS 4100-490
FS 4100-490

FS 4100-490

This trail follows a Forest Service road beneath power lines and offers a wide range of obstacles, including easy to intermediate whoops, mild rock gardens, and manageable hill climbs and descents. Terrain varies from soft…
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Total Miles
9.5
Tech Rating
4Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about FS 4133-000
FS 4133-000

FS 4133-000

This is a pretty easy, basic, forest service road. You will encounter mostly dirt, but it could be muddy and snow-covered at times, depending on the time of year. As with any Forest Service road…
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Total Miles
3.5
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about FS 4140-000
FS 4140-000

FS 4140-000

This is a pretty fun Forest Service road. Mostly dirt with some small, fairly easy rock gardens, but they are very passable for all ages and experience levels. Will encounter mud after heavy rains and…
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Total Miles
6.5
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
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UTV/side-by-side trails in Oregon

Learn more about 10 Mile OHV Trail
10 Mile OHV Trail

10 Mile OHV Trail

Despite its numeric moniker, which refers to the adjacent Tenmile Creek rather than its distance, this 1.6-mile sandy corridor acts as a vital gateway into the vast Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Launching from the…
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Total Miles
1.6
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Learn more about 1000 Line
1000 Line

1000 Line

1000 Line Road runs through a mix of Siuslaw National Forst, Weyerhaeuser, and private property and the road does connect with other roads. This is an easy gravel road that is typically unmaintained, it tends…
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Total Miles
10.2
Tech Rating
1Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Learn more about 211
211

211

2110 road number 5850 is an easy gravel road. Depending on the route the road either starts/ends in Umpqua National Forest, or the road starts/ends in the Willamette National Forest, but most of the road…
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Total Miles
10.7
Tech Rating
1Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Learn more about 22
22

22

Trail 22 is a 1.3-mile shared-use road connecting Trails 25 and 20. It offers an easy, wide track with a sandy dirt surface and large whoops, running through a mix of ponderosa pine and sagebrush…
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Total Miles
1.3
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Fall, Spring
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