To Get There: McGrew Trail
The McGrew Trail is accessed by driving (from Grants Pass) south on highway 199 to the town of O'brien, turn right (west) on county road #5550, the Lone Mountain Road. (This road becomes Forest Road #4402). Proceed approximately 4 miles to Forest Road 4402-019. McGrew Trail requires high clearance vehicles and four-wheel drive. There is a wet season closure on this road to reduce the threat of spreading Port Orford cedar root rot.
Site Description: The McGrew Trail is an extremely ruff and rocky trail that requires a minimal of 6 hours to drive. It is best traveled from East to West. The trail has a couple of sloughs that are best left for the dedicated rock machine and very experienced drivers. Most choose to take the by-passes. The trail ends close to Sourdough Campground. McGrew is best experienced in high clearance 4 wheel drives. Class I's are not recommened due to the heavy rock and Class III should only be riding by the most experienced riders. McGrew is extremely remote trail. Travel on the trail is not recommened for single vehilces.
Trail Uses & Sizes: Approximately 29 miles of trail for Class II and III ATVs.
Season: There is a wet season closure on this road to reduce the threat of spreading Port Orford cedar root rot.
Fees: Off-Road Class II sticker required.
On-Site Facilities: Sourdough Campground is a primitive campground.
Phone Number: (541) 471-6500
Address:
Siskiyou National Forest
PO Box 440
Grants Pass, OR 97526
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