OHV Trail Riding

 All of the trails listed below are open to single track OHV use and are closed to any ATV use, with the exception of  Overwhich Trail # 674 on the West Fork Ranger District.  This trail is open to both single track and ATV use.  Designated Forest Service System Trails and Roads open to OHV's less than 50” in width at the widest point can be used by any wheeled ATV or UTV, regardless of seating position or steering mechanism. OHV's wide...

 All of the trails listed below are open to single track OHV use and are closed to any ATV use, with the exception of  Overwhich Trail # 674 on the West Fork Ranger District.  This trail is open to both single track and ATV use.  Designated Forest Service System Trails and Roads open to OHV's less than 50” in width at the widest point can be used by any wheeled ATV or UTV, regardless of seating position or steering mechanism. OHV's wider than 50” at the widest point can travel only where full-size vehicles are permitted, on Forest Service System roads open to all vehicles.

Remember you can help keep our trails open by riding responsibly and staying on the designated trails.