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Central Oregon Combined Off Highway Vehicle Operations Mt. Jefferson, OR COHVOPS CONTACTS September 23 rd 2021 Oregon State Parks Oregon Parks and Recreation ATV Program Manager Fire Danger High Where to Ride Greg Meador (acting) Changes To ATV Safety Training [email protected] ATV Permit Online Public Use Restrictions OHV Rules and Regulations TRAIL CONDITIONS & Dirt Bike School Brent Jenkins Industrial Fire Precaution Level Responsible rider keep trails open (541) 419-7268 Campfires Permitted in Designated Mitch Surplus Bureau of Land Trail Crew Lead Campgrounds Only Management 541-640-1072 See Pages 3 & 4 Prineville District Signup to receive this BLM Maps on Avenza Weekly Newsletter BLM Active Visitor Map [email protected] U.S. Forest Service Deschutes Natl. Forest (541) 383-5300 Deschutes & Ochoco N.F. Motor Vehicle Use Maps Weather & Travel Travel Management Bend Weather COHVOPS KTVZ Weather Fire News The Weather Channel Additional Fire News ODOT Road Cameras Fire Precaution Level Great New Site Public Use Restrictions Tepee Draw OHV Advocacy Visitor Information NOHVCC Bend Tread Lightly Redmond Blue Ribbon Coalition Sisters Central Oregon SxS Public Safety Contacts Need a Forest Pass ? Emergency Services Deschutes County Sheriff Buy a Forest Pass Online Air Link Crook County Sheriff St. Charles Hospital Jefferson County Sheriff Rent a Satellite Phone Health Systems rd September 23 2021 Click on the Trail Name for Google Map Directions to the Trail System East Fort Rock Friday Clear Millican Plateau Open 9/24 80° 47° Dusty Dusty Saturday Clear Dusty Please Stay On The 9/18 82° 50° PLEASE STAY ON TRAILS Trails Sunday Mostly Clear Cline Buttes Rim Butte Jeep Trail 9/19 77° 49° More BLM Information The Rim Butte Trail System Rimis Butteopen yearhas round.17 miles of Dusty Class II trail rated Most Get your new ATV Permit 18 miles with some of the Online. Please Stay on Trail bestDifficult rock crawl to Extrem in Oregon.e. It is recommended for Scan the QR code on Page 10. Ponderosamodified vehicles SA OPENand Keep the receipt on your Buckhorn rock crawlers. phone. Dusty Open Click HERE to go to the OPRD Store. Great Single Track Dusty Santiam Pass Henderson Flats Rosland Play Area What’s open in the Willamette Dusty West Pit 541-822-3381 No SxS Access Closed Willamette NF Website Open South Millican East Pit, Staging Area Open Dusty Trails Three Trails Open Dusty Open North Millican Trail 48 Closed Open ODOT PIT Trail 55 Partially Closed Dusty On Highway 20 25 Miles East of Bend Edison Butte GreenGreen Mountain Mountain Open Dusty Open Dusty OpenOpenOpen Snow GoodDusty ? Central Oregon Combined Off Highway Vehicle Operations Mt. Jefferson, OR September 23 rd 2021 MEDIA RELEASE Deschutes National Forest Prineville District BLM 3050 N.E. 3rd 63095 Deschutes Mkt. Rd., Bend, OR St., Prineville, OR blm.gov/or/ districts/prineville .fs.usda.gov/deschutes/ Ochoco National Forest 3160 N.E. Fire Information for Central Oregon 3rd St., Prineville, OR fs.usda.gov/ Centraloregonfire.org Hotline: 541- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: ochoco/ 316-7711 September 15, 2020 Public Fire Use Restrictions Decrease Allowing Campfires in Designated Campgrounds Fire officials lower Industrial Fire Precaution Level to a Level 2 Central Oregon – Due to increased moisture and cooling temperatures, fire officials on the Deschutes and Ochoco National Forests, Crooked River National Grassland and Prineville District BLM will downgrade public use restrictions to allow campfires in designated campgrounds and lower the Industrial Fire Precaution Level (IFPL) to a Level 2. Effective at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, September 17, 2021, campfires are allowed once again in designated, developed campgrounds (see list) on the Deschutes and Ochoco National Forests, Crooked River National Grassland and Prineville District BLM. Remember to have plenty of water and a shovel on-hand when maintaining a campfire in a designated campground. Make sure your campfire is cold to the touch before you leave it unattended. Propane firepits may also be used again on BLM-managed lands not currently under a seasonal campfire restriction and all National Forest lands. Seasonal campfire restrictions on portions of the John Day, Deschutes, White and Crooked Rivers, as well as on BLM-administered lands along Lake Billy Chinook remain in effect and include a ban on portable propane campfires. Closures on the John Day River are currently in effect until September 30, 2021, and closures on the Lower Deschutes, White, and Crooked Rivers and Lake Billy Chinook are in effect until October 15, 2020. Effective immediately, the IFPL across Central Oregon drops to an IFPL 2: Partial Hootowl. During an IFPL2 personal firewood cutting may resume; however, chainsaw use is not allowed from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. and must be followed by a one-hour fire watch after equipment is shutdown. Partial Hootowl – The following may operate only between the hours of 8 p.m. and 1 p.m. local time (no operation between 1 p.m. and 8 p.m.): • Power saws except at loading sites • Cable yarding • Blasting • Welding or cutting meta Fire officials would like to remind people to continue being diligent with possible ignition sources. Vegetation remains dry and susceptible to sparks. Human-caused wildfire starts can exhaust local firefighting resources as many firefighters remain engaged in fighting fires across the west. Using explosive target material, such as Tannerite, explosives, and fireworks are always prohibited on all National Forest lands and remain prohibited on BLM-administered lands in Central Oregon until October 31, 2021. For current wildland fire information, the public can visit centraloregonfire.org or follow fire information on Twitter @CentralORfire. Central Oregon Combined Off Highway Vehicle Operations Mt. Jefferson, OR September 23 rd 2021 DESIGNATED CAMPGROUNDS Campfires Allowed in Established Fire Rings Campfires are NOT ALLOWED on the Ochoco or Deschutes NF, Crooked River NG, or Prineville BLM except for in Campgrounds on this list OCHOCO NATIONAL FOREST/CROOKED RIVER NATIONAL GRASSLAND LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN RANGER DISTRICT: ANTELOPE FLAT RESERVOIR CG, OCHOCO DIVIDE CAMPGROUND, OCHOCO FOREST CAMPGROUND, WALTON LAKE CAMPGROUND, WILDCAT CAMPGROUND PAULINA RANGER DISTRICT: DEEP CREEK CAMPGROUND, SUGAR CREEK CAMPGROUND, WOLF CREEK CAMPGROUND CROOKED RIVER NATIONAL GRASSLAND: SKULL HOLLOW, HAYSTACK RESERVOIR. DESCHUTES NATIONAL FOREST BEND/FORT ROCK RANGER DISTRICT: BIG RIVER GROUP CAMP, CHIEF PAULINA HORSE CAMPGROUND, CINDER HILL CAMPGROUND, CRANE PRAIRIE CAMPGROUND, CULTUS LAKE CAMPGROUND, EAST LAKE CAMPGROUND, ELK LAKE CAMPGROUND, FALL RIVER CAMPGROUND, FALL RIVER GUARD STATION, GULL POINT CAMPGROUND, LAVA LAKE CAMPGROUND, LITTLE CRATER CAMPGROUND, LITTLE CULTUS LAKE CAMPGROUND, LITTLE FAWN CAMPGROUND, LITTLE FAWN GROUP CAMP, LITTLE LAVA LAKE CAMPGROUND, MALLARD MARSH CAMPGROUND, NEWBERRY CAMPGROUND, NORTH TWIN CAMPGROUND, OGDEN GROUP CAMP, PAULINA LAKE CAMPGROUND, POINT CAMPGROUND, PRAIRIE CAMPGROUND, QUINN MEADOW HORSE CAMP, QUINN RIVER CAMPGROUND, ROCK CREEK CAMPGROUND, SHEEP BRIDGE CAMPGROUND, SOUTH CAMPGROUND, SOUTH TWIN CAMPGROUND, WEST SOUTH TWIN CAMPGROUND CRESCENT RANGER DISTRICT: CONTORTA FLAT, CONTORTA POINT, CRESCENT LAKE RESORT AND CAMPGROUND, ODELL LAKE RESORT AND CAMPGROUND, PRINCESS CREEK, SHELTER COVE RESORT AND CAMPGROUND, SIMAX GROUP SITE, SPRING CAMPGROUND, SUNSET COVE, TRAPPER CREEK, WHITEFISH HORSE CAMP, WINDY GROUP SITE SISTERS RANGER DISTRICT: ALLEN SPRINGS, ALLINGHAM, BLUE BAY, CAMP SHERMAN, CANDLE CREEK, COLD SPRING, DRIFTWOOD, GORGE, GRAHAM CORRAL, I NDIAN FORD, JACK CREEK, LINK CREEK, LOWER BRIDGE, LOWER CANYON CREEK, PERRY SOUTH, PINE REST, PIONEER FORD, RIVER SIDE, SCOUT LAKE, SHEEP SPRING, SMILING RIVER, SOUTH SHORE, THREE CREEK HORSE CAMP, THREE CREEK LAKE, THREE CREEK MEADOW, LAVA CAMP LAKE CAMPGROUND, PRINEVILLE DISTRICT BLM LOWER CROOKED RIVER: CASTLE ROCK, CHIMNEY ROCK, COBBLE ROCK, LONE PINE, PALISADES, POISON BUTTE, POST PILE, STILL WATER Central Oregon Combined Off Highway Vehicle Operations Class IV, Side by Sides Where To Ride Your Side by Side Motor Vehicle Use Maps Motor Vehicle Use Maps will provide you with thousands of miles of Forest Corbett Hwy 20 West of Sisters Service roads that are open to all Access Meadow Lakes Area motorized vehicles. See Page 5 Directions Deschutes Deschutes Maps are available free at Forest to Corbett MVUM #1 MVUM #2 Service offices throughout the nation for the areas they serve. Avenza help is available Future access to Forest Roads for: depends on you. Android and IOS Please Drive Responsibly Three Trails Hwy 97 @ Hwy 58 Using a Tablet to Navigate Access to Deschutes MVUM #5 & #8 A tablet is a great Navigation tool. Directions Deschutes Deschutes A Tablet or Smart Phone with the Three Trails MVUM #5 MVUM #8 Avenza PDF Maps App and the MVUM’s downloaded onto it is a very useful and valuable tool. More folks are using a tablet to Record Your Trip with GPS navigate, (See picture, center). This 6 Miles Snow Park Forest Rd 21 makes navigating a breeze. With the Access to Deschutes MVUM #4 & #6 April 1st—November 30th built in GPS you will know your location at all times and the routes Directions Deschutes Deschutes that are open for OHV use. You can 6 Mile S P MVUM #4 MVUM #6 S.P. mark and comment on special interest waypoints. With the built in camera you can also reference pictures to the Memories in Movies & Photos waypoints you create. East Fort Rock OHV Trail System Access Shared Use Roads & MVUM #7 Willamette SXS Directions Deschutes Central Oregon SXS Club to 2510 MVUM #7 For more information call: Brent Jenkins (541)419-7268 Email: [email protected] Central Oregon Combined Off Highway Vehicle Operations Mt. Jefferson, OR September 23 rd 2021 Instruction: For use in mobile devices with the Avenza PDF Maps App Avenza Help Android & iOS If you have access to an Android or Apple mobile device you can take the COHVOPS OHV Trail Maps and the Deschutes Motor Vehicle Use Maps with you using the Avenza PDF maps App.
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