Trail Conditions

Oregon State provides a mechanism to support OHV use in the state. As users of public lands, the public knows that they need to have up to date OHV Permit … Continue reading »

The 2019 Winom-Frazier riding season may look very WHITE right now, but does give us an opportunity to reminded of Trail Etiquette on our two way and multi-use trails.  Trail Etiquette … Continue reading »

Again this summer, most forests of the northwest were in a high fire danger situation.  Every forest usually posts their own “Public Use Restrictions” which include both seasonal and phased … Continue reading »

While riding the trails in the Winom-Frazier OHV Complex or in other locations you may have wondered how some the trail construction was accomplished. Riding down that multi-use trail side … Continue reading »

Winom-Frazier OHV:  The majority of trails in the system are OPEN and are in great shape.  Lookout single track has been reported to have a few logs across the trail … Continue reading »

UPDATED Nov 2013: NWTRA is looking into a ride weekend in the Desolation OHV system.  We are working with the Forest Service on a special permit to use the specific sections of … Continue reading »

As with every fall, Winom-Frazier Complex trail conditions are dry with a High Fire Danger.  Recent rains have made conditions alot better than the middle of August, so current riding … Continue reading »

In September of 2012, some of our club members visited the Breshears OHV Trails which are located approximately 28 miles from LaGrande, Oregon.  There are no designated Trailheads but access is … Continue reading »

A rarely used but original part of the Winom-Frazier system, the Sheep Rock (Sheep Creek Trail (3049) on the map), offers a glimpse of the old-school single track that existed early … Continue reading »