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Our Story
As 'Extreme' offroad enthusiasts we enjoy a challenge. Central Oregon is a great place to live & visit because there is no shortage of difficult terrain!
We partner with local groups and clubs to help represent all Off-Highway Vehicle Classes in Central Oregon. We are a member-driven coalition of individuals, families, groups, and clubs who want to support OHV recreation and create a unified 'Voice' for the preservation and expansion of OHV opportunities for years to come.
Few places in the country can rival our little piece of OHV paradise for it's sheer beauty, variety of terrain, weather and phenomenal number of legal roads and trails.
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL TRAILS
IT IS OUR GOAL TO CREATE NEW TRAILS IN OUR REGION AND KEEP EXISTING ONES OPEN.
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CLINE BUTTES OHV
The Cline Buttes OHV Trail System is a year-round OHV destination that provides Easiest to Extreme trail opportunities for all classes. Currently there are 89 miles of designated routes, two staging areas with overnight camping, and one play area.
The area features 42 miles of Class III single track, 15 miles of Class I and III trails, 8 miles of technical rock crawling Class II/IV routes as well as an open play area and 32 miles of all motor vehicle routes. Trail conditions are rocky with sandy soils and route difficulty ranges from easy to extremely technical.
NORTH BARR TRAILHEADEAST FORT ROCK OHV
GROUNDHOG ROCK CRAWL OHV PLAY AREA
The East Fort Rock OHV trail system lies on the east side of the Bend/Fort Rock Ranger District of the Deschutes National Forest. Trails are well signed and mapped and provide a full range of difficulty from easiest to most difficult. There are four staging areas, a campground/staging area, and four designated play areas. It provides 318 miles of trails and 83 miles of shared use roads for casual and competitive use covering about 110,000 acres.
Complete with a rock crawling pit and large gravel mounds which are remnants of the old rock quarry; this play area has something for every OHV enthusiast.
In addition to all this, Groundhog also makes for a convenient staging area for accessing 318 miles of trails on the East Fort Rock OHV Trail System.
FS RD 2510 STAGING AREA
EDISON BUTTE OHV
The Edison Butte OHV Trail System, about 25 miles long, is located on the slopes of Kwolh Butte and Sheridan Mountain, west of Bend.
The OHV Trails are open to all Classes (motorcycles, Quads, Jeeps, Side by Sides) of ATVs under 80" in width from April 1 - November 30. The trail system goes through ponderosa pine and manzanita forest in the lower elevations, near the Edison Sno-Park into stands of hemlock trees near Kwolh Butte and Sheridan Mountain.
The volcanic terrain can be challenging for various users because there are many loose rocks and lava ridges. As a result, the trails are considered "More Difficult". This is a multi-use trail. Please be aware of other users.
Edison Butte Sno-ParkRIM BUTTE JEEP TRAIL
The Rim Butte Trail System was planned and designed in a collaborative process between the Deschutes National Forest and volunteers from the OHV community. As a result, the trail system minimizes impacts to natural resources while providing unique and challenging opportunities in a forested environment with rugged lava rock features for the off-road community. This system provides some of the most fun, challenging and unique 4x4 trails in the Deschutes National Forest and was built by volunteers and staff.
Located 26 miles east of La Pine, Oregon.
The Rim Butte Jeep Trail is a 14 mile Class II trail system rated Most Difficult to Extreme and is best suited for modified vehicles and rock crawlers.
NF-2230 RD
SANTIAM PASS OHV
QUACK ATTACK & 47
The Santiam Pass OHV Motorized Recreation Area is open to both motorized and non-motorized users. The family friendly area includes kiddy loops for the smallest OHV enthusiasts. The area has designated trails for all classes of OHV and provides a diversity of difficulties ranging from Green Circle to Double Black Diamond trails. Motorized cross country travel is not allowed.
Santiam Pass OHV Motorized Recreation Area becomes Ray Benson Sno-Park in the winter.
Ray Benson Sno-Park
Difficult roads often lead to beautiful destinations.
