FS 2104

Trail Overview

FS 2104 is a 12.5-mile point-to-point trail beginning at its intersection with FS 21 as a wide gravel road. This quickly changes once the trail narrows past an unmistakable 'Travel at Own Risk' warning sign. The trail narrows to a single lane and becomes a steep shelf road featuring deep ruts, off-camber sections, small creek crossings, and stunning views of the rugged ridgelines this corner of Oregon is known for. The mix of obstacles and rock gardens makes this a slow-going trail. Keep an eye out for the large elk herd that calls this area home. The trail terminates at a seasonal gate near the BLM-Umatilla National Forest border, which is closed from December 1st through April 15th. This section of FS 2104 is accessible year-round.

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Difficulty

Featuring steep descents, off-camber sections, and deep ruts, a minimum of 33-inch tires and four-wheel drive is highly recommended. If attempting to cross the deep ruts at mile 11.3, 37-inch tires and traction aids such as lockers are required. A bypass route ascends the embankment and circumvents these ruts, but it is steep. Weather conditions such as rain and snow may greatly increase difficulty. A chainsaw or other equipment for moving fallen trees is highly recommended.

Technical Rating

FS 2104 can be accessed by the following ride types:

• High-Clearance 4x4
• SUV
• SxS (60")
• ATV (50")
• Dirt Bike