Rock Creek OHV
Rock Creek OHV Riding Area offers 60 miles of off highway trails and mixed-use roads open to Class 1 and 3 ATVs (quads and bikes) and is a much more recently developed riding area.
The trails were designed and built with a 50-inch maximum width vehicle in mind. The riding system offers a variety of terrain ranging from oak spotted forest to deep, dark stands of fir. Rock Creek OHV Riding Area is subject to a seasonal closure to protect winter range for Elk and Deer populations during the winter months. Elevation ranges from approximately 2000 feet at the Gate Creek Staging Area in the southeast corner to more than 5000 feet at the northwest most corner offering a variety of climate conditions that can change quickly.
View or download the Rock Creek OHV trail map.
The trail system is maintained and developed thanks to the help of the volunteer group Northern Oregon Motorcycle and ATV Club.
General Information
Dispersed camping is permitted in some areas.
April - November
All riders are required to have a State of Oregon Safety Education card in their possession and a current State of Oregon permit, or state of reciprocity, decal on their OHV. Learn more about ATVs in Oregon.
- Class 1 and Class 3 ATVs
- The OHV trail system closes for the season beginning December 1 through March 31 to help protect the winter range. Contact the Barlow Ranger District for current status.
- State of Oregon Rules for OHV Use apply
Getting There
Elevation
3600'
Directions
Located off Forest Road 48, about 15 miles east of Hwy 35 or about 14 miles west of Wamic.
Facility and Amenity Information
Restrooms
Restrooms are not available at this site.
Water
Potable water is not available at this site.
Recreation Opportunities
Off-Highway Vehicles (OHV)
OHV Trail Riding
OHV Camping