Beginning at Dutchman Flat Sno-Park, this trail explores Mt. Bachelor. There are 200 miles of groomed snowmobile trails that explore the pine forest and up to the treeline. Trails are also shared with cross-country skiers so be cautious. A sno-park permit is required from November 15-April 30 and can be purchased at the DMV.

This trail begins at Upper Creek Sno-Park. It follows Cross District Trail, Trail 8, and Triangle Hill Trail #88 and ends at Triangle Hill Viewpoint. There are other intersections along the way for additional riding options. A sno-park permit is required from November 15-April 30 and can be purchased at the DMV.

Trail #3 begins at Ray Benson Sno-Park and follows forest roads 2690 and 811. It is groomed and also intersects with other trails for more exploration. A sno-park permit is required from November 15-April 30 and can be purchased at the DMV.

This trail begins from Vista Butte Sno-Park and follows a groomed trail. Other trails intersect for more exploring and riding. A sno-park permit is required from November 15-April 30 and can be purchased at the DMV.

This trail begins at the Lower Parking lot of the McCoy Snowmobile Area. Trail #1 follows a groomed trail to McCoy Shelter. Other trails intersect along the way for more exploring. Snowmobile trails are marked with orange diamonds. A sno-park permit is required from November 15-April 30 and can be purchased at the DMV.

This Sno-Park is located east of Ashland off US140 in the Fremont-Winema National Forest. There are over 82 miles of groomed snowmobile trails to explore that follow forest service roads. A sno-park permit is required from November 15-April 30 and can be purchased at the DMV.

The Waldo Lake Trail begins at Waldo Lake Sno-Park and is a popular place for snowmobilers. Parking is limited so get there early. The trail follows road 5897 on a groomed trail to Waldo Lake. There is a spur on the way that leads to the lake. Snowmobile trails are marked with orange diamonds. A sno-park permit is required from November 15-April 30 and can be purchased at the DMV.

This trail follows Forest Road 1451 on a groomed trail through a canopy of lodgepole pines. Snowmobile trails are marked with orange diamonds. A sno-park permit is required from November 15-April 30 and can be purchased at the DMV.

This trail follows Bear Creek road on a groomed trail. Parking and access are located at North Diamond Sno-Park. A sno-park permit is required from November 15-April 30 and can be purchased at the DMV.

Big Springs Sno-Park is a popular access point for winter recreation. Vault toilets and plenty of trailer parking is available. There are 40 miles of trails for snowmobiling with a variety of difficulty. A sno-park permit is required from November 15-April 30 and can be purchased at the DMV.