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MRA Property Notices
Respect our neighbors and all private property
The MRA has 1200 acres of trails, plus BLM access for our riding pleasure. We are currently working on more land acquisitions in the near future to add hundreds of more acres to the MRA riding property.
The MRA has neighbors and we have a good relationship with them. Some of which have even given easements to cross their property with some of our trails. We want to keep it that way. There are signs, fences and trees crossing trails on the borders of MRA land that warn you it's private property.
Recently
there has been a major issue with riders going down beyond the green
gate that is below the radar tower (top of Walker) and riding down
John's Peak Road. Some riders are going beyond these signs and riding
into peoples yards and tearing up roads. They have total disregard for
their property. We can't have this continue. We understand there are
trails down in that area, but it is now off limits. One of the other
issues is people veering off the Cabin trail from Pair-A-Dice staging
area. This is one of those easement trails that we have with one of our
neighbors. People are ripping the orange fencing and signs down and
hill climbing up into his yard. This also has to stop.
See the map below and this will give you a good reference where it's off limits.
Please be kind to our neighbors and stick to MRA and BLM trails. OnxMap Hunt is a great tool if you are not sure if you're on private property or not. If you aren't sure, don't go and turn around.
If
you see people riding in areas that are closed and are able to take
pictures you can share those with us. You will be kept anonymous! You
can reach out by clicking on this link to any of the MRA Board of Directors or reply to this email.
Thank you for all you do to support the MRA.
Fire Restrictions
John's
Peak OHV is private property and not governed by ODF, however we do
follow their guidelines in respects to spark arrestors, staying on vegetation free trails and carrying a fire extinguisher during fire season. The area is open, but we hope people use common sense and make good decisions with respect to fire danger.
Motor
vehicles, including motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles, are only
permitted on improved roads free of flammable vegetation. Possession of
the following firefighting equipment is required while traveling, except
on state highways, county roads and driveways: one shovel and one
gallon of water or one shovel and one 2½ pound or larger fire
extinguisher. All-terrain vehicles and motorcycles must be equipped with
one 2½ pound or larger fire extinguisher.
- Exception: Class I & III All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) are permitted to travel without a tool, water or extinguisher when operating on designated trails within the designated area.
- Class II ATVs must carry a shovel AND fire extinguisher or water.
- Class IV ATVs must carry a fire extinguisher at all times.
Permits are 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 most sporting goods stores or ATV dealerships.
You can also purchase on line at https://store.oregonstateparks.org/
YSEP certification required for riders under 15
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:
Travis H (541) 292-7268
Email: thersha7878@outlook.com