Rogue Valley SXS Club

10/16/2026

🌲 We’re excited to see the Lake West Restoration Project featured in the Forest Service’s latest Rivers to Ridges newsletter!

We’re proud to have helped bring this important restoration project to life, with the support of the Jefferson State 4WD Association. Projects like this show what we can accomplish through collaboration and a shared commitment to our public lands.

Membership matters! Paid membership dues help us continue facilitating restoration projects that promote better stewardship of our forests and trails. They also help support our efforts to protect access to our local riding areas.

With Banshee Hill closed this year as a result of litigation, it’s more important than ever to stand together, support responsible recreation, and work to preserve access to the places we love to ride.

Membership dues help provide resources to advocate for access, address challenges like these, and keep working toward solutions that benefit both our public lands and the off-road community.

If you value having places to ride and want to support continued restoration, responsible stewardship, and access to our public lands, please consider becoming a member.

Your membership makes a difference!

https://www.fs.usda.gov/sites/nfs/files/r06/rogue-siskiyou/publication/Rivers%20to%20Ridges%20Vol%204%20Oct%202026_final%20508%20compressed.pdf

07/01/2026

Good news! Wh***ey Springs Campground has had dedicated volunteers and employees working hard to get it re-opened, and tomorrow, July 2, is the day!

Gratitude and shoutouts to the following: Siskiyou Mountain Club, our own High Cascades OHV crew and fire engine, and many volunteers and volunteer groups, including the Rogue Valley Side-by-Side Club and Jefferson State Four Wheel Drive Association. This would not have been possible without your hours of dedicated service.

More information about Wh***ey Springs and reservation links can be found on our website: https://www.fs.usda.gov/r06/rogue-siskiyou/recreation/whiskey-springs-campground

Sidenote: If anyone visits and takes a great picture of the campground, we'd love to have it for our website. Credit will be given. Please send high quality images via direct message. (No people in them, please.)

06/04/2026

We have all been waiting for this to happen!

By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered:

04/14/2026

Donate to Save The Riders Dunes to help protect riding rights in the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area (ODNRA).

04/06/2026

Pre-Season Meeting!
We’re having a pre-season meeting focused on Trail Maintenance and clean-up at the Prospect OHV riding area.
Your support makes a difference, come lend a hand and be part of keeping our riding area clean, safe, and ready to ride!
If you’re interested, drop a comment below and we’ll follow up with the date, time, and location details.
We hope to see you there!

01/18/2026

This is not only a MRA matter! This Affects all classes of offroad motorized vehicles, we are all in this fight together.

Sharing this post from one of our members, Brandon Bennett.

We need to ride these national forest trails with a different mentality. AND SAWS. There's very well funded groups actively trying to get us all shut out of these places and this is giving them exactly what they need. It's a different ride than devils slide or quartz creek yet so many riders go out and ride these sensitive historic trails like it's a free ride area, doing burnouts at staging, making hillclimbs and multiple go arounds instead of bringing a saw. This type of thing makes the conversation very difficult between riders advocating for more access and the national forest who regularly receives photos of trail damage in these areas. This one is personal for me because my kids & freinds and I have taken many hours/days of our lives to maintain and keep these trails rideable. I get it! I love blasting through the woods, hopping logs and trying the hardest hills I can find but there's a time and place for it. NOT national forest trails. Trees fall every day on these trails. That's the new reality so bring a saw if you're going ride applegate, Anderson, galice etc.

Anyone who wants to help clean up this mess at the end of the month please contact southern oregon trail alliance on Facebook.

We're all incredibly fortunate to have such amazing riding opportunities in this dirt bike mecca. Let's not squander it.

01/14/2026

Rivers to Ridges is a quarterly newsletter that aims to showcase the work done on the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest by employees, Tribal entities, partners, and volunteers. We look forward to sharing these stories with you!
https://www.fs.usda.gov/sites/nfs/files/r06/rogue-siskiyou/publication/Rivers%20to%20Ridges%20Newsletter%20Vol%201_final%20compressed.pdf

12/12/2025

12/12/2025

🚫 REMINDER: OHV SIZE LIMITS ON THE PEAK 🚫

We’ve recently seen an increase in Side-by-Sides and larger OHVs like Jeeps up on the Peak for recreation. Please remember that NO OHVs over 50" wide are allowed on MRA property.

If you encounter vehicles that don’t meet these requirements, please try to:
📸 Get photos if it’s safe to do so
📝 Write down any identifying information
💬 Politely ask them to leave
📲 Report the incident to the MRA or the Sheriff’s Office

There are plenty of other areas better suited for these larger vehicles. Help us protect the Peak and keep our trails safe and enjoyable for everyone.

Thank you all for your support and stewardship! 🙌

04/09/2025

EVERYONE Please make time and participate in this survey; it is of utmost importance for all motorized classes 1-4 to speak out and let our voices be heard. by ignoring this survey, it gives more power to the non-motorized user groups who do participate in this survey.