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Riding Rules and Information
Rules in brief
- Obtain an Oregon ATV safety card (required for public trails)
- Oregon ATV permits are required for all riders
- YSEP certification is required for all riders 15 and under
- Spark arrestors are required
- Respect our neighbors (stay off of private property)
- Respect other riders
- Respect our property
- Practice leave no trace principles
- Stay up-to-date on Oregon ATV Guidelines
Oregon ATV Safety Education Course
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Permits required for all riders
An ATV permit must be displayed on an ATV operated on public land specifically designated for ATV use.
Applies to Class I, II, III and IV ATV.
Valid for two years. Permits can be purchased at many sporting goods stores or ATV dealerships (find a vendor here).
You can also purchase on line at https://store.oregonstateparks.org/
YSEP certification required for riders 15 and under
Kids must pass a hands-on safety evaluation test in order to ride on Oregon public lands.
For more details, please go to http://ysep.omraoffroad.com/
or contact our Jackson county representative:
Travis Hersha (541) 292-7268
Email: thersha7878@outlook.com
Oregon ATV Guide
Stay up-to-date on Oregon's ATV guidelines to ensure you're in compliance and don't find
yourself getting cited for something that was avoidable.
Private Property Boundaries
Respect our neighbors and don't ride on private property. When in doubt, stay out.