North Fork John Day Ranger District

Umatilla National Forest

LaGrande Ranger District

Wallowa-Whitman National Forest

2014

Winom-Frazier 

OHV Complex and

Desolation OHV Trail System

United States Department of Agriculture

Forest Service
These trails and facilities are operated and maintained for your enjoyment through 

a cooperative effort by the Forest Service, Oregon ATV Fund, Motorcycle Riders 

Association, and many other volunteers.

Welcome

to the Winom-Frazier OHV Complex 

and Desolation OHV Trail System

The Winom-Frazier OHV Complex is located on both the North Fork John Day Ranger 

District of the Umatilla National Forest as well as the La Grande Ranger District of the 

Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. The Desolation Trail System is located solely on the 

North Fork John Day Ranger District of the Umatilla National Forest

The maps provided in this pamphlet display trails open for motorized use in two designated trail systems. For motorized travel information on Forest Roads, please refer to the 

Umatilla National Forest’s Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM).

The trails displayed on these maps are well-signed and offer a full range of challenges 

from easiest to most difficult. The two trail systems provide off-road riders more than 130 

miles of challenging trails as well as access to scenic views, fishing, hunting, and other 

recreation activities. Elevations in the two riding areas vary from 4,600 ft. near Cable 

Creek to over 7,000 ft. on Desolation Mountain. The number of trails open to riding varies 

with weather and season. Most trails are maintained for use from June through September, however some seasonal closures exist. Please read your map carefully and respect 

all posted closures. 

Trails are designed for Class I(Quads) and Class III (Motorcycle) ATVs, however some 

Class IV (Side x Sides) may be legal if they are less than 50” wide as measured at the 

widest point (see Operator Responsibilities for more information). Some trails have been 

designed for Class III use only and have been signed accordingly. The Winom-Frazier 

OHV Complex is not an OHV Park, Off-Highway vehicles are allowed on designated 

routes only (see Umatilla National Forest MVUM). These trails are also open to horses, 

mountain bikes, and other recreationists. Please be considerate of other users while riding 

the trail.

Some trails border portions of the North Fork John Day Wilderness and Vinegar Hill Scenic Area. Special regulations apply regarding motorized or mechanical travel in these 

areas. Restrict motorized travel to designated routes and respect adjacent private land 

owner property. NOTE: The terms OHV (off Highway Vehicle) and ATV (All Terrain Vehicle) are 

used interchangeably in this document.

HOW TO GET THERE

The Winom-Frazier OHV Complex is located approximately 60 miles south of Pendleton, 

35 miles west of La Grande, and 16 miles east of Ukiah, with access from Forest Roads 

52, 5225, 51, and 5160. The Desolation OHV Trail System is located approximately 33 

miles South of Ukiah and 75 miles North of John Day, and is accessed via Forest Roads 

55 and 10.

VISITOR INFORMATION

For information on places to stay, where to eat, or where to shop, contact the Pendleton 

Chamber of Commerce (541) 276-7411, the La Grande/Union County Visitor’s Bureau and

 (800) 848-9969 or the Grant County Chamber of Commerce 

 at (800) 769-5664.
Operator Responsibilities

What You Need To Know

What can I ride?

As described in the Motor Vehicle Use Map Umatilla National Forest (MVUM), trails within the 

Desolation and Winom-Frazier system are open to Class I (Quads) and Class III (Motorcycle) 

ATV’s. Not every trail is open to both classes as some trails are designated for motorcycle use 

only. In addition, trails allowing Class I vehicles may also allow Class IV (Side by Side) vehicles 

provided the vehicle is less than 50” wide as measured at the widest point. Refer to the Oregon 

OHV Guide for a more detailed description of Oregon ATV classes.

Where can I ride?

OHV’s are only allowed on designated trails and roads. Riding cross-country, along deer trails, 

cow trails, skid trails or road cut banks and fill slopes is prohibited. Under Oregon Law, non-street 

legal motorcycles and ATVs are prohibited on all paved and all two lane gravel roads. On the 

Umatilla and Wallowa-Whitman National Forests, other roads may also be determined to be inappropriate for mixed ATV/passenger car traffic. These roads will be posted closed to ATVs.

What's required to ride? (abbreviated from 2013 Oregon OHV Guide)

For all legal classes, operators must abide by the following:

• Youth operators under age 16 must be supervised by an adult.

• Operators and passengers under age 18 must wear a DOT approved motorcycle helmet 

 with the chin strap fastened.

• Posess a valid Oregon Parks and Recreation (OPRD) ATV Safety Education Card

In addition;

 Class I (Quads) operators must:

• Operators under age 16 must meet all the Rider Fit rules as described by the State of 

 Oregon (Oregon OHV Guide)

 Class III (Motorcycle) must:

• Be at least 7 years of age

 Class IV (Side by Side) must:

• Possess valid driver license unless manufacture recommendation suggest otherwise

• Safety restraints must be worn by all riders under age 16.

 All vehicles must have:

• Appropriate class ATV sticker (Operating Permit)

• USFS approved spark arrester

• Muffler under 99db

• Head lights and taillights after dark

• Class I - foot pads

• Class III - foot pegs for rider and passenger 

• Class IV - fire extinguisher, roll bar or enclosed cab, seats and seatbelts for all occupants,

and windshield wipers if equipped with windshield

 Non-Residents:

 An ATV Operating Permit (sticker) issued in another state will be honored in Oregon if the 

 issuing state also honors an Oregon ATV Operating Permit. No matter the Class of ATV, 

 operators must have a resident state ATV operating permit or an Oregon ATV Operating 

 Permit to operate the ATV on public lands in Oregon.

What else you need to know?

It is unlawful to operate an OHV under the influence of drugs or alcohol or in a manner that endangers the safety of others. Operators with suspended or revoked driver’s license may not operate 

any Class ATV. Free online training and information may be found at: 

www.rideATVoregon.org or www.oregonOHV.org.
Safety, Fire and Camping

Safety 

Both the Winom-Frazier OHV Complex and the Desolation OHV Trail System are located in remote 

areas and visitors should be equipped to be self-sufficient. Riders should wear appropriate safety gear, 

carry a first aid kit, and never ride alone. Most Forest Service Personnel have radios and can give 

assistance. Cell phone coverage is marginal throughout the area and should not be relied upon.

All trails within these OHV riding areas are two-way. Many of 

the trails are tight and narrow and are maintained in a manner to 

provide a primitive trail experience. Thus, there are numerous 

blind turns-hikers, other riders, horses or mountain bikes should be 

anticipated around every turn. Ride defensively and watch for other recreationists. Don’t ride in the 

dust of other riders and please use hand signals when encountering other riders to indicate the 

number of riders behind you. Rocks and logs will be slippery when wet. Riding fast is hazardous 

and not recommended. 

Fire

Campfires are permitted, but please keep them small and don’t leave then unattended. High winds 

and dry conditions can fuel a wildfire even at unlikely times of the year. Spark arresters are required 

on your OHVs, chainsaws, and generators year round. Later in the summer, there may be restrictions on campfires, smoking, BBQs, and off-road use, so please check at the North Fork John Day 

or LaGrande Ranger District offices or watch for regulations posted at trailheads, staging areas and 

major access roads.

Camping

There are many dispersed campsites throughout the two trail systems, or you can stay at one of 

five developed campgrounds associated with these OHV areas. These campgrounds do not provide 

water, electricity, or garbage collection service, so please, remove you garbage and dispose of it at 

home. Single site occupancy is a maximum of eight people, two vehicles (not including ATVs), and two 

structures (tents and or trailers). Group occupancy varies and will be posted at each campground. 

Winom Creek Campground, located 22 mi. SE of Ukiah, OR off FS Road 52, is the southern staging 

area for Winom-Frazier trail system. It offers 7 single campsites and 3 group sites (two with shelters) 

with tables, fire rings, and 2 vault toilets. Single sites are $10/night and group sites are $25/night.

Frazier Campground, located 16 mi. east of Ukiah, OR, is the northern staging area for the WinomFrazier trail system. It offers 16 single campsites and 5 group sites with tables, 1 picnic area, fire 

rings, and 4 vault toilets. Pull-thru parking is available at 8 of the single sites. Single sites are $10/

night and group sites are $25/night.

Umapine Campground, located 37 mi. SW of La Grande, OR off FS Road 5160 accesses the 

central part of the Winom-Frazier system. There are 3 group campsites and 5 single sites with 

tables , fire rings, and 1 vault toilet. No fee.

Welch Creek Campground, located on Forest Road 10, 17 mi. SE of Dale, OR, accesses the 

Desolation trail system. There are 5 single campsites and 1 group site, with tables, fire rings, and 

1 vault toilet. Single sites are $8/night and the group site is $25/night. 

Oriental Campground, located on Forest Road 5506, 12 miles east of Dale, OR, accesses the 

Winom Frazier system via the River Trail. The last few miles are rough and may not be appropriate 

for trailers. There are 7 single sites and 1 group site, with tables, fire rings, and 2 vault toilets.

SAFETY

CAUTION
National Forest

Route Markers

Horizontal Marker:

Roads maintained for LOW 

clearance vehicles, such as 

passenger cars.

Vertical Marker:

Roads suitable for HIGH 

clearance vehicles only. 

Not maintained for passenger car use.

Open to motorcycles

Open to All Terrain Vehicles 

less than 50” in width

Signs with a yellow slash indicate the route is not recommended for the particular use. 

A red slash indicates the use 

is prohibited.

Signing

Degree of Difficulty

Ratings are assigned to trails under ideal conditions 

and are based on difficulty compared to other trails 

in the area. A trail rated easiest at Winom-Frazier 

OHV Complex could possibly be rated more or even 

most difficult elsewhere. Trail conditions are always 

subject to change due to the weather and other acts 

of nature.

(Green 

Circle)

Easiest

(Blue Square)

More Difficult

(Black Diamond) 

Most Difficult

Travel Management Roads and 

Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Use

Please enjoy

 your ride and 

Oregon State Law allows OHV travel on roads open to the public that are not double-lane gravel or 

paved, with the exception of additional roads closed by the land owner or management agency. 

In addition, each Blue Mountain forest is in various stages of analysis and implementation of the 

2005 Travel Management Rule which governs OHVs and other motor vehicle use on national 

forests. The Rule directs each National Forest to identify and designate roads, trails, and areas 

suitable for motorized use and prohibit use of motor vehicle outside of the designated system. 

The Umatilla National Forest completed the travel plan process and has developed Motor Vehicle 

Use Maps (MVUM) that display National Forest System routes (roads, trails and areas) designated 

for motorized travel. MVUMs are free and are available at all Umatilla National Forest offices or 

can be viewed and printed on the Forest's website. Contact the Forest Service office nearest you 

to learn more. 

It is your responsibility to research the area and know 

what roads and trails are open to motorized travel.
Soils

The soils of the Winom-Frazier OHV Complex and Desolation OHV Trail 

System tend to be either shallow and rut easily when wet, or deep volcanic 

ash that is prone to compaction and when dry, create dusty conditions. These 

soils can be easily impacted and displaced. However, proper alignment, 

construction, and maintenance can minimize these impacts. Our task is 

to bring these trails up to standard and keep them there, which may mean 

temporary trail closures while work is being performed. Your task is to stay 

on the designated trails and areas and, as always, Tread Lightly!

Meadows and Plants

Beautiful mountain meadows provide a variety of native sedges, camas, and ladys-tresses. 

These mountain meadows are important habitat for many species - some of which are federally 

listed as sensitive or threatened. Meadows are also very fragile. One trip through a wet area can 

be visible for decades and can encourage other use in these delicate meadows. 

The Blue Mountains offer a variety of botanical opportunities. The coniferous forests are filled with 

lodgepole pine, ponderosa pine, Douglas fir, huckleberries, ninebark and snowberry. In dryer areas, 

where lava flows dominate the landscape, sagebrush and bunchgrass can be found. Over a thousand different plant species are located in the area with some, such as the Blue Mountain Onion, 

unique to this region.

Noxious weeds are plants that are not natural residents of this ecosystem. Some are poisonous, 

spread rapidly, and can out-compete native plants for light and water. Seeds from noxious weeds 

can lodge in tires or tight places on your OHV and other vehicles and can easily be transported from 

place to place. The spread of these weeds can be reduced by thoroughly washing your equipment 

before leaving home.

Wildlife

There are many forms of wildlife in these OHV riding areas. Some are listed as threatened and endangered and are mandated to be protected. Please remember that this is their home seven days 

a week and that you are a visitor. You can avoid being an intruder by keeping your noise down and 

staying on the designated trails. When you encounter wildlife, slow down, watch and enjoy them, 

but keep moving.

Know Before You Go. Call Ahead For Information 

For questions relating to trails, closures, conduct, rules, regulations and concerns please contact: 

Soils, Plants, and Wildlife

North Fork John Day Ranger District

Umatilla National Forest

P.O. Box 158

Ukiah, OR (541) 427-3231

District OHV Specialist (541)-427-5326

www.fs.usda.gov/umatilla

LaGrande Ranger District

Wallowa-Whitman National Forest

3502 Highway 30

LaGrande, OR (541) 963-7186

District OHV Specialist (541)-742-6701

www.fs.usda.gov/wallowa-whitman

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all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication of 

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The Winom-Frazier OHV Complex

is located approximately 

60 miles south of Pendleton,

35 miles west of LaGrande, and

12 miles east of Ukiah. Access

to the area is from State Highway

244, and Forest Service roads

51, 52, and 5160.

The Desolation OHV Trail System

is located aproximately 70 miles

south of Pendleton, 20 miles 

south of Ukiah, and 72 miles

north of John Day. Access

to this area is from Forest Service

roads 55 and 10.

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Oriental Trailhead 44L58' 26" 118L43' 40"

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Mud

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Jumpoff Joe

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Lake

Lost

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Beeman - Junkens Creek

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Sharps Ridge

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Welch Creek

Campground/Trailhead

Beeman - Junkens Creek

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Sharps Ridge

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Battle Creek

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Welch Creek

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Bull Prairie

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Howard Creek

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Skinner-Diggins

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Desolation Butte Lookout

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North Fork John Day 

Wilderness

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Big Creek

Lake Creek

Desolation Creek

Indian Creek

Battle Cr eek

Backout Creek

Lost Creek

Bruin Creek

Basin Creek

Welch Creek

North Fork Desolation Creek

Howard Creek

Pizer Creek

South Fork Desolation

Creek

Line Cree k

Starveout Creek

North Fork John Day River

Skinner Creek

Pole C reek

Huckle berry Cr eek

Silver Creek

Cabin Creek

Deadwood Creek

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UV300

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UV480

1010 UV

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3988 UV

T. 8 S.

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Scale:

Desolation OHV Trail System

To HWY 395

To Granite

^ Mileage in red between these points

Legend

Desolation OHV Trails

Streams

! ! Easy Trail

" " More Difficult Trail

!9 Campground / Trailhead

" Lookout

Wilderness

Lakes

Roads

Perennial

Intermittent

Sections

80ft Contours

X X Most Difficult Trail