Off-Highway Vehicles (OHV)
Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) riding and camping is a popular activity for many visitors to the Umatilla National Forest. The Forest has a variety of designated roads and trails for ATVs, quads, UTVs, side-by-sides, motorcycles, jeeps and 4x4s. As a partner with local OHV clubs, the Oregon Department of Parks and Recreation and other organizations, all riders are encouraged to ride responsibly and only ride on designated OHV roads and trails.
The Umatilla National Forest Motor Vehicle Use Maps (MVUM) are single purpose maps developed to display National Forest System routes (roads, trails and areas) designated for motorized travel. Twenty-one maps, printed front and back on a total of eleven sheets, make up the Umatilla National Forest’s MVUM collection. These maps display designations by vehicle class, seasons of use, as well as general travel rules and regulations and will be updated annually.
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Umapine Trail #1950
Welch Creek Campground & Trailhead
Welch Creek Trail #3030
Whoop De Doo Trail #3045
Wildcat/Cavalier Spring Trail #3245
Winom Campground & Trailhead