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Dirt Bike · Oregon

Dirt Bike in Oregon

19 parks across Oregon. Ratings, hours, contact details and a map for each, all in one place.

Public land open to motorcycles

25,915 mi

National forest + BLM

Rated 4.5+ on Google

14 of 19

Cities

15

Most in Prineville (2)

Best season

Jun to Oct

At a glance

Highest rated on Google

Ranked by Google rating, then by number of reviews, across the 13 of 19 parks in Oregon with 10 or more Google reviews. A blank cell means we do not have that detail yet.

ParkCityRating
Prospect OHVProspect4.920 Google reviews
Eugene Territorial Motocross ParkJunction City4.911 Google reviews
Umpqua National Forest OHV4.81,466 Google reviews
Ochoco National Forest OHV TrailsPrineville4.8760 Google reviews
Millican Valley OHV Trail SystemBend4.848 Google reviews
Reservoir Road OHV Play AreaPrineville4.830 Google reviews
Albany SupercrossAlbany4.7268 Google reviews
Oregon DunesReedsport4.760 Google reviews

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Public land

Where motorcycles can ride on public land in Oregon

National forest roads and trails open to motorcycles
25,683 mi
National forest miles open to motorcycles all year
20,762 mi
BLM routes open to motorcycles
232 mi

National forests with the most miles

  1. Fremont-Winema National Forest6,006 mi
  2. Deschutes National Forest4,580 mi
  3. Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forests4,024 mi
  4. Willamette National Forest3,757 mi
  5. Umpqua National Forest3,390 mi

BLM field offices with the most miles

  1. Prineville Deschutes Field Office230 mi
  2. Prineville Central Oregon Field Office1 mi
  3. Vale Malheur Field Office1 mi

Some national forests are missing from the Forest Service file, so read the national forest miles as a floor. Seasons and width limits vary by route.

Source: USDA Forest Service Motor Vehicle Use Maps. Always check the official MVUM and posted signs; this map is not a legal document.

Source: Bureau of Land Management. Not a legal document or land survey. Check with the BLM field office and posted signs before you ride.

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