The East Fork Rock OHV trails have the diversity you might just be looking for in your next ATV ride. The East Fort Rock OHV trail system provides a full range of riding difficulty from easiest to most difficult to navigate on your ATV. There are two staging areas, two trailheads, and four designated play areas.
These ATV trails are 318 miles long and are for casual and competitive use covering about 110,000 acres and ranging in elevation from 4400 to 6400 feet.
The ATV trail system is designed for Class I and Class III ATVs which are quads or three-wheelers and motorcycles less than 50" in width. Off-highway vehicles are allowed on designated routes and areas only. On the ATV trails, if a trail is not signed as open, it is closed and riding on that trail will be prohibited. The trails are multi-use trails and are open to horses, mountain bikes, and other recreationists, so please watch for others and ride sharefully and carefully.
The trail system is open all year, however hot, dusty conditions normally inhibit riding from mid-July through September and cold, snowy conditions inhibit riding from mid-December through March. Call ahead and find out how the conditions on the ATV trails are, you don't want to come all the way out for a day of fun on your ATV and find out the trails are closed to riding.
Unlike some of the other staging areas in this National Forest group, there are vault toilets and information kiosks with maps. In addition, there are two primitive campgrounds, China Hat and Sand Springs. Both have vault toilets and maps are available at these two facilities as well. Additionally, all camp areas can accommodate large motor homes and fifth wheel trailers- so if you pack your ATV along with your trailer, making a weekend out of it and explore this area and have a blast on your ATV!
These ATV trails are 318 miles long and are for casual and competitive use covering about 110,000 acres and ranging in elevation from 4400 to 6400 feet.
The ATV trail system is designed for Class I and Class III ATVs which are quads or three-wheelers and motorcycles less than 50" in width. Off-highway vehicles are allowed on designated routes and areas only. On the ATV trails, if a trail is not signed as open, it is closed and riding on that trail will be prohibited. The trails are multi-use trails and are open to horses, mountain bikes, and other recreationists, so please watch for others and ride sharefully and carefully.
The trail system is open all year, however hot, dusty conditions normally inhibit riding from mid-July through September and cold, snowy conditions inhibit riding from mid-December through March. Call ahead and find out how the conditions on the ATV trails are, you don't want to come all the way out for a day of fun on your ATV and find out the trails are closed to riding.
Unlike some of the other staging areas in this National Forest group, there are vault toilets and information kiosks with maps. In addition, there are two primitive campgrounds, China Hat and Sand Springs. Both have vault toilets and maps are available at these two facilities as well. Additionally, all camp areas can accommodate large motor homes and fifth wheel trailers- so if you pack your ATV along with your trailer, making a weekend out of it and explore this area and have a blast on your ATV!
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