ETRA Emerald Trail Riders Association

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ETRA Emerald Trail Riders Association We are a non-profit, Off-Highway-Vehicle (OHV) motorcycle club based in Eugene, Oregon. Ride today

The mission of the Emerald Trail Riders Association is to support and promote safe, sustainable, and enjoyable off-highway motorcycle riding. ETRA volunteers serve our riding community by promoting OHV areas and events, promote OHV-friendly laws, and help coordinate activities designed to improve your trail riding opportunities. We work with public and private land agencies to develop and maintain OHV trails in our area. We watch the state and federal legislatures for laws that might effect us. We support our future by being a provider of the State's Youth Safety Evaluation Program. To find how you can help save your trails, stay tuned to this page, visit ETRA.net, and contact us.

09/14/2026

Save The Date: We are planning to have a work party at Huckleberry Flats on Saturday, Oct. 10th. (More details to follow.)
Please plan to come out and support our local riding area.

We have all seen what happens to our riding areas when clear cutting happens.  There are years of trail closures, single...
03/14/2026

We have all seen what happens to our riding areas when clear cutting happens. There are years of trail closures, singletrack trails are obliterated or "replaced" with "trails" made by a D6 dozer. While logging is important to rural economies, there must be a balance with the recreation economy and public demand for motorized outdoor recreation.

The Bureau of Land Management is inviting public input for proposed updates to resource management plans that guide the administration of approximately 2.5 million acres of highly productive timberlands in western Oregon, an effort that underscores the Trump administration’s commitment to expandin...

Trail work getting done ✔️
11/30/2025

Trail work getting done ✔️

Good work being done! ✔️
11/30/2025

Good work being done! ✔️

Another 2026 schedule posted…
11/30/2025

Another 2026 schedule posted…

💥2026 Tentative Season Schedule💥

We are THRILLED to return to some of our staple venues, and excited to welcome NEW ones too! Like 2025, the carefully crafted schedule will truly challenge off-road racers to showcase their skill across a diverse and well-rounded menu of locations.

The season kicks off in the sands of Page, Arizona and will gradually integrate more challenging, technical and tight terrain; wrapping up in Monte Vista, Colorado.

👉🏼 Please note, this is a tentative schedule, and while all dates are confirmed, additions or revisions are possible.
👉🏼 Earned numbers and memberships will available in the coming weeks.
👉🏼 If your company or brand would like to participate in our sponsorship program please send us a DM! We are always looking for support to continue improving our program.
👉🏼 All events WILL be part of in 2026.

10/12/2025

Announcement!
Due to the government shutdown, the Huckleberry work party set for OCT 18 is cancelled. When we get new dates we will post it here.
Thank you for your attention.

Club meeting on Tuesday, 10/7:  Abby’s Pizza, on Echo Hollow, Eugene OR. 6:00pmHuckleberry work party on the new trail, ...
09/26/2025

Club meeting on Tuesday, 10/7: Abby’s Pizza, on Echo Hollow, Eugene OR. 6:00pm

Huckleberry work party on the new trail, on Sat. 10/18. China Hat ISDE is on 10/19, but we have an opportunity to get the decking placed on the first bridge. Helping on this new single track, hand cut trail will open it sooner so we can enjoy it. If you’re not racing g that weekend, your presence would be greatly appreciated and super fun. We are proud of our work out there and would love to have you all be part of the success.

As you may know, excessively loud bikes closes access to trails.  Oregon laws vary on the maximum allowable decibel outp...
08/13/2025

As you may know, excessively loud bikes closes access to trails. Oregon laws vary on the maximum allowable decibel output from OHVs. There is now an opportunity for us to reduce the chances of closures due to sound.
Please keep all your OHVs quiet.
Here is a statement from the AMA...

Salem, Ore.— Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) is seeking public comment on proposed changes to sound and safety equipment rules for All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) use on public lands in Oregon. House Bill 2232 was signed on March 19, 2025, and became effective upon passage. The bill transfers rulemaking responsibility for ATV safety equipment and noise emissions from Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) and Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD).

State Parks has temporarily adopted ODOT and DEQ’s rules for 180 and is taking public comment on proposed permanent rules. Public comments on the proposed rule change will be accepted through 5 p.m., Aug. 31, and can be submitted:


Online: https://www.oregon.gov/oprd/PRP/Pages/PRP-ATV%20Sound%20and%20Equipment%20Rules.aspx
Mail: OPRD Department, Attn: Katie Gauthier, 725 Summer St NE, Suite C, Salem OR 97301
Email: [email protected]

05/30/2025

ETRA is interested in what you think about trail riding in Lane County. If you are up at Huckleberry Flats this Sunday (6/1/25) between 11am and 1pm, drop by the staging area for snacks and hanging out with Ethan from ETRA.

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Eugene, OR
97401

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