Radar Hill OHV Area
Overview
Radar Hill Off-Highway Vehicle Area offers plenty of fun with easy highway access and a nearby full-service community in southeast Oregon. Nearly 13.5 miles of looped trails travel across a mix of dirt, sand, gravel and cinder/clay rock and through rolling climbs, play pits, steep hills, and straight stretches. Most trails are easy to moderate, but a few challenge more practiced riders. This year-round site amid juniper and sagebrush is open to all users and perfect for any age or skill level. Whether on a motorcycle, ATV, mountain bike, horseback, or on foot, Radar Hill OHV Area will give you that outdoor experience you’ve been looking for!
Know Before You Go
- Open year-round with the best riding in fall and spring
- Open to all motorized uses including quads, motorcycles, side-by-side ATVs, jeeps, snowmobiles, and other 4x4 vehicles
- Open to all non-motorized uses including hiking, bicycling, equestrian, sledding and cross-country skiing
- No fees
- Vault restroom available
- Loading/unloading dock, gravel staging area, and ample parking available
- Please stay on established routes and avoid cross-country travel
Point of Interest
Radar Hill is a great place whether you are local or visiting. Choose your travel mode and spend a half hour or half day. Come often to experience the changing seasons. Bring your family!
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Directions
From city center in Burns, Oregon, drive south for 2.5 miles on U.S. Highway 20. Turn west (right) onto the Hines Logging Road/County Route 127 for three miles. Radar Hill OHV Area is directly to the south (left).
Fees
No fees - Oregon State ATV Permit Required.