Training
Site Maps & Info
Team Oregon courses are offered at 28 locations. Specific information for each site is provided in course files and below. Any site-specific notes will be found in the course file. Please follow special instructions carefully to protect our relationship with our sponsors. Your communication with site sponsors should be professional at all times. Forward all sponsor concerns and requests to the office immediately.
Site Maps and Driving Directions
Click on the location to view, download or print the PDF map.
- Albany
- Astoria
- Baker City
- Beaverton
- Bend
- Canby
- Coos Bay
- Corvallis
- DPSST
- Eugene
- Gresham – Mt. Hood
- Hermiston
- Hillsboro
- Klamath Falls
- La Grande
- McMinnville
- Medford
- Medford ART
- Mobile East – Pendleton
- Mobile Valley – Salem
- Mobile West – Central Point
- Ontario
- Oregon City
- Paradise HD
- PCC Sylvania
- Redmond
- Roseburg
- Salem
- Salem HD
- The Dalles and The Dalles #2
- Tillamook
- Woodburn
ABC and PMC Range Layouts
Unlike basic and intermediate range layouts, ABC and PMC ranges are adapted and optimized for the size and shape of the paved riding area — no two are exactly alike. Click on a course and site to see the layout so you can find the markings quickly.
Locks and Keys
All sites have real-estate-style lock boxes attached to the container which house the keys for the site. The boxes open by pressing the appropriate buttons in any sequence. Then pull down the upper black lever on the face of the unit. The face will come off and allow access to the keys.
If you make a mistake pressing buttons, pull the lever down to reset the lock and try again. To put the face back, press the appropriate buttons, pull the lever down and hold it. Put the face in place and release the lever. Contact on-call for assistance if you have any problems. For security reasons, never leave the face plate off the box.
Alarms
Many containers have alarms. All of the alarms are operated with a barrel-type key located in the lock box. As there are a few different types of alarm systems in use, a little common sense will be necessary to avoid setting off the alarm.
Generally there is a green or red LED indicating the status of the alarm. Note the condition of the light when you arrive and when you leave. Insert the key and rotate it. The condition of the light will change to signal a change in the arming status.
If you have questions regarding site maps and information, contact Michael Heinen.
Michael Heinen
888-370-7990 ext. 7 or 541-737-3843
[email protected]