• Oregon offers a variety of exciting off-road adventures.Offroadtour image by Lunavo from Fotolia.com
  
  Oregon's vast forests, volcanic peaks, valleys, plateaus and rugged coastline offer Jeep drivers a variety of trails to experience thrilling off-road adventures. Before you hit the trails, make sure you have an ATV permit displayed on your Jeep. ATV permits are $10 and are valid for two years. Permits are obtained through an ATV agent.
  
  

Christmas Valley Sand Dunes

• The Christmas Valley Sand Dunes offer more than 11,000 acres of sand dunes that vary in difficulty from easy to difficult. Open all year, the dunes are muddy in winter and dusty and dry in the summer, giving riders the challenges and fun of maneuvering through challenging trails. The sand dunes are managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
  
  Bureau of Land Management Lakeview Resource Area
  
  1300 South G St,
  
  Lakeview, OR 97630
  
  541-947-2177
  
  blm.gov/lakeview/LKVWRA/recwild.htm
  
  

Honeyman State Park

• The Honeyman State Park dunes are open for off-road adventures from October through April. The trails range from easy to challenging. The park is the second largest overnight camp in Oregon, so staying for multiple days to explore the trails is possible. Reservations are recommended for Thanksgiving weekend and Christmas. There are no trails within the park.
  
  Oregon Parks and Recreation Department Honeyman State Park Office
  
  84505 Highway 101 S.
  
  Florence, OR 97439
  
  541-997-3641 or 1-800-551-6949
  
  park.info@state.or.us
  
  oregonstateparks.org/park_134.php
  
  

Klamath Sportsman's Park

• Open year-round as weather permits, the Klamath Sportsman's Park is located 20 miles southwest of Klamath Falls and offers riders over 20 acres of off-road exploration. It features a mud bog area, racing areas with pit areas and a fenced-in spectator area. Fees are $4 per visit or a $30 yearly family membership.
  
  Klamath Sportsman's Park
  
  P.O. Box 596
  
  Klamath Falls, OR 97601
  
  541-822-1098
  
  oohva.org
  
  

McGrew 4WD Trail

• Open year-round, weather permitting, the McGrew 4WD Trail features trails for all levels of drivers. For experienced drivers there are twenty miles of remote four-wheel drive trails. At the end of the trail, drivers will find rock and mud, pits and a campsite. The end of the trail is closed during the wet season due to dangers.
  
  Rogue River Siskiyou National Forest Wild Rivers Ranger District
  
  26568 Redwood Hwy
  
  Cave Junction, OR 97523
  
  541-592-4000
  
  fs.fed.us/r6/siskiyou
  
  

Morrow County Trails

• Open year-round, weather permitting, the Morrow County Trails feature a track system for all levels of drivers. Offering 200 miles of trails with a wide variety of terrain, the Morrow County Trails are continually adding to the existing system. For your convenience and to inhibit the spread of weeds, there are wash-down areas available for your vehicle along the trails.
  
  Morrow County Public Works
  
  P.O. Box 428, Hwy 74
  
  Lexington, OR 97839
  
  541-989-9500
  
  mcparks@co.morrow.or.us
  
  morrowcountyparks.org