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The San Bernardino National Forest is now offering digital passes for recreation fee sites! Purchase a day use digital pass prior to your visit or onsite at one of our fee locations (cell coverage dependent).
- National Recreation Passes
Permits are available online at the California Campfire...
- Forest Product Permits
The San Bernardino National Forest allows wood products to...
- Event/Commercial Permits
Special Uses. The Forest Service provides Special Use...
- OHV Riding & Camping
A variety of experiences and a large number of miles are...
- National Recreation Passes
A variety of experiences and a large number of miles are available for 4-wheel driving, ATV, UTV and motorcycle use. The San Bernardino National Forest OHV system is comprised of designated routes and trails primarily in Cajon Pass, North Lake Arrowhead, North and East of Big Bear, and West of Idyllwild. The San Bernardino National Forest does ...
Permits are available online at the California Campfire Permit website or at offices of the San Bernardino National Forest, the Bureau of Land Management, and CAL FIRE Riverside. Remember that regulations governing campfires are specific to each National Forest and change with weather conditions and the seasons.
Starting on Baldwin Lake Rd. take Vale Dr. and turn left onto the Big Bear to Pioneertown OHV route (2N02) also known as Burns Canyon Road. This is a moderate 19.2-mile point-to-point trail located near Big Bear City that offers scenic views of the San Bernardino National Forest into Yucca Valley.
Need an overnight Permit? Please use the Wilderness Visitor’s Permit Application and fax it to 951-659-2107. Regulations: View Wilderness Camping Regulations and Information. View Current Fire Restrictions. Fire and other restrictions change on a seasonal and in some cases, a daily basis.
According to users from AllTrails.com, the best trail for off-road driving in San Bernardino National Forest is Gold Fever OHV Trail, which has a 4.7 star rating from 1,038 reviews. This trail is 11.1 mi long with an elevation gain of 1,131 ft.
13 Ιουλ 2024 · This part of the San Bernardino National Forest offers two designated single track trails, an ATV trail and a 4x4 trail. The terrain can be described as mostly rugged hard pack with a few steep climbs and loose chunk rock.
