Brown's Camp Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) Area Trails in Oregon

Browns's camp is a great way to experience the OHV fun that Oregon can you offer you. You must have your ATV sticker clearly displayed on your vehicle at all times and ATV helmets are required for those under 18 and are just a good idea for anyone who rides an ATV or OHV. All riders must have a valid driving license or learners permit.

Always check with the Rangers station to make sure that the trails you want to explore are open. ATV Trails close suddenly and without warning, so always get the latest news on the trails before you ride

Crushers Trail has recently been re-routed and is a more scenic ATV ride. The new reroute was reviewed on the ground with different OHV user groups approval. Gummy Worm trail is currently being cleared but will reopen soon. It is a short and sweet ATV ride with lots of easy navigation.

Firebreak 5 Trail is a fun ride but it isn't open during wet weather to OHV traffic to prevent trail damage and erosion. The Crushers loops remain open and can be accessed from the top of the trail by continuing up Saddle Mountain Road and staying left until you reach the top of Firebreak Five.

University Fire Power is closed periodically during timber sales. Check with the Rangers station before you make this jaunt to ride your ATV.

Airplane Hill Trail has been significantly damaged on some portions and is currently being repaired and is closed to all OHV traffic until repairs are completed. Respect the trails when you ride, don't ride your ATV on wet trails and remember if you bring it into the trail, bring it out of the trail and leave no trace of your ATV ride behind!

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