Off-Road Trails in Oregon
Oregon is home to one of the most unique and extensive trail systems in the country. It is no wonder that outdoor adventures make up a huge portion of the appeal Oregon has to visitors and residents, and its beauty is simply unmatched.
Oregon Trails
- Barnhardy Rd
- Burnt Basin
- Calamity Butte Lookout
- Cinder Butte Viewpoint
- Cook creek Road
- Cub Creek
- Fish Creek Gorge Overlook
- Flook Lake
- Glass Butte Run
- Gravel Ridge
- Green Ridge
- Hart Mountain Antelope Refuge
- Jordan Valley – Leslie Gulch
- Keeps Mill North Access
- Keeps Mill South
- Long way to Brick Pile
- Lost Creek
- Marble Creek Pass
- Midnight Point
- Myrtle Park Ice Cave
- Newton Cabin Trail
- NFDR1675 Crane Creek CG
- Paulina Valley Rd / 4200 / 4250 / 1200
- Pine Mountain Observatory Back Road
- Platt Canyon Road
- Porter Ridge
- Prineville Dam Overlook
- Prineville Reservoir BLM Trails
- RD 2630 / Summit Trail
- Reed Rock
- River to Sky
- Route 5506 – Siuslaw Natl Forest
- Siskiyou Pass
- Skull Creek to Horton MIll Connector
- Skyline Drive Trail
- South Fork Road
- Steens Loop
- Steens Mountain Summit Road
- Summit Lake Run
- Summit Road NF2630
- Sunstone Collection Area
- Tillamook Loop
- Trail #34
- Triple Spring Obsidian Mine
- Virginia valley cinder pile
- White Sand Loop
- Whoops rd.
- Wild Cattle Trail
Oregon is a top-tier destination for off-roading. There are literally thousands of miles of trails to wind your way through, over and across. Expansive sand dunes offer a perfect way to play in the sand, and some serious off-road action is available along the mountain trails and foothills. Hells Canyon, the deepest river gorge in North America, is located in Oregon, and contains some of the most spectacular canyons in the country.