Fremont National Recreation Trail
Hard · IvyFremont-Winema National Forest, Oregon
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Add the first88.2 km54.8 mi
Distance
2263 m7425 ft
Elevation gain
23h 25m
Est. time
Route
Route type
- Bikes allowed
- 3 parking areas
What to expect on this trail
- Natural surface
- Moderate climbs
- Hiking
- Running
- Biking
How these were worked out
- Natural surfacerecorded
- OpenStreetMap records the surface of this trail as "ground". Source: OpenStreetMap, high confidence.
- Moderate climbsestimated
- Nine tenths of this trail is at or below a 11.9% grade, which is steady work rather than scrambling. Source: DEM terrain profile, high confidence.
Biking is listed because the access rules record an explicit permission — see the bike section below for its authority. It is never inferred from the terrain.
Ivy's Peak Challenge Steep, long, or rough. Experienced hikers will love it.
About this trail
Fremont National Recreation Trail is a 88.2 km trail in Oregon. Route imported from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL); community descriptions, photos, and condition reports welcome.
Play the route
Fly the trail end to end, with the climb as it comes.
Conditions
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Elevation profile
Terrain sampled every 35 m from public elevation data.
- Descent
- 1722 m
- High point
- 2257 m
- 90th percentile grade
- 11.9%
Bike access & suitability
Legal permission and physical difficulty are evaluated separately.
Legal access
allowed
Every imported segment carries an explicit bicycle permission.
Estimated MTB suitability
Moderate
53% confidence - score 45/100
- - Terrain: 11.9% 90th-percentile grade and 26 m climbing per km.
- - Surface: ground.
Source: Explicit OpenStreetMap access tags - OpenStreetMap contributors - checked Aug 2, 2026 - rules v2
View access evidencePosted signs and current land-manager closures always override OpenTrail.
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Connecting trails
Trails whose path meets this one — plan a longer route or a loop.
- Fremont National Recreation Trail33.6 km · 20.9 mi · Fremont-Winema National ForestHard · Ivy
- National Forest Development Road 354714.0 km · 8.7 miHard · Ivy
- Fremont National Recreation Trail13.5 km · 8.4 mi · Fremont-Winema National ForestHard · Ivy
- Fremont National Recreation Trail8.0 km · 5.0 mi · Fremont-Winema National ForestModerate · Ace
- National Forest Development Road 36147.3 km · 4.5 mi · Fremont-Winema National ForestModerate · Ace
- Forest Road 2800-3326.0 km · 3.7 mi · Fremont-Winema National ForestModerate · Ace
- National Forest Development Road 35165.2 km · 3.2 mi · Fremont-Winema National ForestModerate · Ace
- National Forest Development Road 33644.2 km · 2.6 mi · Fremont-Winema National ForestModerate · Ace
- National Forest Development Road 35143.6 km · 2.2 mi · Fremont-Winema National ForestModerate · Ace
- Fremont National Recreation Trail3.3 km · 2.1 miModerate · Ace
- Fremont National Recreation Trail2.3 km · 1.4 mi · Fremont-Winema National ForestEasy · Fern
Trails nearby
Other routes within about 15 km.
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Frequently asked
How long is Fremont National Recreation Trail?
Fremont National Recreation Trail is 88.2 km (54.8 miles) as a route. Allow roughly 23h 25m at a steady walking pace, not counting stops.
How hard is Fremont National Recreation Trail?
OpenTrail rates it hard. It climbs about 2263 m overall, and its steepest sustained stretches run around 12%.
Where is Fremont National Recreation Trail?
Fremont National Recreation Trail is in Fremont-Winema National Forest, Oregon. The map on this page shows the full route, where it starts, and any mapped parking nearby.
Is there parking at Fremont National Recreation Trail?
3 mapped parking areas sit within 1.5 km of the route, the nearest being Bear Creek Trailhead. Parking comes from OpenStreetMap, so check the signage when you arrive.
Can you bike Fremont National Recreation Trail?
Bicycles are permitted, according to OpenStreetMap contributors. Legal access and how rideable the surface actually is are tracked separately on this page.