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Second Tuesday of Every Month
7:00 pm at Abby's Pizza in Redmond.

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OCHOCO TRAIL RIDERS are a volunteer OHV User Group dedicated to building and maintaining approximately 500 miles of Single Track and ATV Trails in the Ochoco National Forest in accordance with the new Travel Management Plan. The goal is achieved in the process and a trail system is the reward.

RIDERS CODE:
Your actions speak for all OHV riders, so leave a good impression with everyone you meet on the trail.

• Tread lightly.
• Minimize resource damage by not creating new trails.
• Do not ride in meadows, on road cut banks, side hills or in stream beds.
  This type of resource damage ultimately will lead to the closure of the forest
  to all OHV recreational use.
• Respect other forest users: Hikers - Horsemen - Mountain Bikers.
• Have a forest approved spark arrester/silencer on your OHV
  to keep noise to a 96 decibel level or less.
• Have current OHV tags.

MEMBERSHIP

The Ochoco Trail Riders need the support of the OHV community. Please join us by becoming a member (a one time tax-deductible $50.00) or by sending a donation.

Ochoco Trail Riders
P.O. Box 491
Bend, OR 97709

Make your tax-deductible membership or donation payable to: Ochoco Trail Riders.