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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 not have "open areas" for hill-climbing activities, cross country travel or motor cross tracks for racing. ...
- OHV Trail Riding
San Bernardino National Forest Supervisor's Office 602 S....
- OHV Routes, Rules & Regulations
The San Bernardino National Forest OHV system is comprised...
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San Bernardino National Forest Supervisor's Office 602 S....
- Maps & Publications
The San Bernardino National Forest has had a system of...
- OHV Riding & Camping:OHV Trail Riding
OHV Trail Riding. The San Bernardino offers some of the best...
- OHV Riding & Camping:OHV Road Riding
OHV Road Riding. OHV Roads are forest roads designated for...
- OHV Trail Riding
OHV Trail Riding. The San Bernardino offers some of the best OHV trail riding experiences in Southern California. Alway check local conditions ahead of your visit... OHV Trails are limited to vehicles less than 50" wide.*. Green Sticker vehicles (less than 50" wide) are permitted year-around.
OHV Road Riding. OHV Roads are forest roads designated for both street legal and green/red sticker vehicles. All vehicles must comply with applicable California Vehicle Code laws. Always call ahead to the local Ranger Station and check road and weather conditions, since not all OHV roads are suitable for all vehicles.
The San Bernardino National Forest is a natural refuge for wildlife adapted to a variety of ecosystems, from the desert floor up to alpine peaks. A plethora of wildlife call this place home: bears, mule deer, coyotes, fox, bald eagles, bats, rattlesnakes, and mountain lions, to name a few.
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.
In cooperation with the San Bernardino National Forest, we work annually to update an educational guide for OHV enthusiasts of every level to promote responsible recreation on the right trails when recreating in the Forest.
2N37 Miller Canyon OHV is in the beautiful San Bernardino National Forest. It is east of Lake Silverwood and offers access to miles of 4x4 OHV trails, including the more difficult 2N33 Pilot Rock to the north. OHV's are a fun and exciting way to experience America's natural treasures.
