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This motorized-only trail system consists of 33 miles of Class I and III trails of various degrees of difficulty. Set in a second-growth stand of Douglas fir with a dense understory of rhododendron and vine maple, you'll find trails ranging from old roads and skid roads to tight woods trails.
The well-marked trail loops originate and end at a single staging area with graveled parking, a vault toilet, an information kiosk, a mile-long warm-up trail and a small open area for beginning riders. The large number of one-way trails are conducive to family riding. There is a limited amount of Class III-only trail. The trail is open year-round but there is often snow on the ground during the winter months. The trail may be closed during periods of very high fire danger.
Be sure to call 541-782-5202 for current trail conditions. All equipment must comply with the State's 99 db sound limit. Spark arresters are required year-round. Maps are available at the Middle Fork Ranger Station, the trailhead, and may be downloaded from the OHV page on this website.
At a Glance
| Current Conditions: |
Commercial thinning harvest operations are underway within the Huckleberry Flats OHV Trail system and will continue periodically for several years.
For your safety, please respect temporary trail closures, detours and traffic controls.
Call 541-782-5202 for current trail conditions, including periodic OHV trail closures due to timber harvest activities. |
| Permit Info: |
State of Oregon OHV permits required |
| Restrictions: |
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This trail system is open to Class I and Class III vehicles.
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It is closed to Class II motorized vehicles, bicycle, horse and hiker use.
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Although throughout the designated trail area there are a number of two-way shared-use native surface and gravel roads, this is a one way system.
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In addition to the general rules for riding that apply across the Forest, riders on Huckleberry Flats OHV trail should:
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Ride on designated trails and roads only
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Obey directional and regulatory signs
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Refrain from riding on dirt trails in very wet conditions
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General Information
Directions:
Exit Highway 58 at Westfir turnoff, turn left after green bridge, continue 2 miles to covered bridge. Continue straight ahead on Forest Road 19 (Aufderheide Drive) 14 miles to Forest Road 1928. Right on Forest Road 1928 for 4 miles to parking area.
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From Oakridge, turn left at stoplight (Crestview St.), right onto W. First St., left onto Oak St. Continue up hill, bearing right onto High Prairie Road for 6.5 miles to the end of the pavement. Follow Forest Road 1928 for 4 miles to parking area.
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