Sunflower, OR
37,000 acres open to Class I and III ATVs with all degrees of difficulty represented. Full facilities available at nearby campgrounds. Maps available from Forest Service office in Heppner.
The Sunflower OHV area is open year round to off-highway vehicle travel. Many wonderful viewpoints can be found throughout the area. The remnants of a fire lookout are still present on the top of Ant Hill. It also affords a great view into Bologna Basin. Although no formal ATV routes are designated, the terrain allows for some off-road travel and there are numerous unused or low standard roads. Pay attention to land boundaries as there are areas of private land within the riding area boundary. ATV roads open to standard vehicles must comply with Oregon State vehicle laws. The area is made inaccessible by snow to all but snowmobiles during winter months.
Fairview campground with five camp sites and drinking water is located nearby. Other facilities can be found in the nearby towns of Spray and Monument.
Location: Off Highway 207, North of nearby towns of Spray & Monument
Trails: Over 37,000 acres of trails and open areas.
Season: Spring, Summer, Fall
Fees: none
Directions:
Follow State Highway 19 east through the town of Spray to State Highway 207. Turn and head north until you reach USFS Road 23. Follow 23 east into the riding area.
Contact for Questions & Directions:
Heppner Ranger District
PO Box 7
Heppner, OR 97836
541-676-9187
