What the 10:30 p.m. Dune Curfew Means
The Oregon Dunes 10:30 p.m. curfew details when riders must exit the affected riding area to avoid violations.
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Riding the Middle Area Before the Curfew
Oregon Dunes riders must plan their return times before the 10:30 p.m. curfew by working backward from the cutoff.
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Riding the Southwestern Edge of the Umpqua Dunes
The southwestern edge of the Umpqua Dunes requires planning safe routes, checking staging access, and avoiding habitat closures near Winchester Bay.
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Banshee Hill and Why It Closed
Banshee Hill and Oregon Dunes closures stem from habitat protection rules, explaining how riders can verify open routes.
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What the August 2026 Order Changed
The August 2026 court order affecting Oregon dunes explains how to verify specific area access rules and permits.
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Using an Interagency Pass on the Oregon Coast
An Interagency Pass covers some federal day use fees on the Oregon coast, but it does not replace an ATV permit.
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A Northwest Forest Pass Instead of the Day Fee
The Northwest Forest Pass covers day-use fees at participating U.S. Forest Service recreation sites, but not Oregon ATV permits.
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Paying the Day Use Fee at a Staging Area
Oregon staging area day use fees require separate payment from ATV permits, differing by site rules and managing agencies.
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Goosepasture for a Quiet Morning
Goosepasture staging area in the Oregon Dunes offers riders practical tips to prepare, ride considerately, and check closures.
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Bull Run Staging and Where It Goes
Bull Run Staging provides OHV access to the Oregon Dunes, explaining trail conditions, fees, and safety rules for riders.
