Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Oxnard, California

This is a loop route that circles the peak of Alamo Mountain, providing amazing scenic views of the surrounding Sespe Wilderness. It is open to both street-legal vehicles and OHVs with a valid green sticker.…
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It is a flowing trail accessible only to dirt bikes and quads. This one-way-only trail gives you a nice piece of mind that no one will be coming the other way around a corner. The…
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The Jack Rabbit Trail is located within the Hungry Valley SVRA and can be accessed just off the street legal only, Gold Hill Road. You can stage at the Smith Forks Campground. The trail starts…
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The Schmidt Ranch Trail starts at the intersection with the Street Legal Gold Hill Road at GPS coordinates N34.72738° W118.89004° and is 1.4 miles long. This is a double-wide hard-pack trail with some sections of…
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This trail starts at the intersection of the Street Legal Gold Hill Road and the Flying W Trail, GPS coordinates N34.74516° W118.87287°. You can also start at the Edison Campground and run the trail South…
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The Maxey Ranch Road is located within the Hungry Valley SVRA. It is 1.7 miles long and begins at the intersections of The Meadows Trail and the Old Cottonwood Trails at GPS coordinates N34.75937° W118.89924°.…
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Shelf road for the first half winding down into a pretty nice and quiet valley. There road is fairly easy but the shelf grade to the side of the first half is steep and may…
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Probably the best views from any trail in the area, this road winds down the side of the mountain to a scrub bush flat with a few fire pits along the way. On the trip,…
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The East Frazier Trail begins just off the main street, legal only on Gold Hill Road opposite the Edison Campground at GPS coordinates N34.77177° W118.87922°, and is 1.2 miles in length. While some maps show…
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Short fun route for dirt bikes and quads. Halfway, there is a great vista that overlooks the south end of the park. This is a two-way trail, so keep an eye out for oncoming traffic…
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The Sterling Canyon Trail can be accessed from the North by taking the Old Cottonwood Trail for .15 of a mile (GPS Coordinates N34.77932° W118.88355°), or from the South at the Intersection with the street-legal…
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This section of the Power Line Road starts at the intersection with the Edison Canyon Trail at GPS coordinates N34.77827° W118.87164°. The trail is 3.6 miles in length and ends at GPS coordinates N34.77422° W118.83203°.…
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This is a point-to-point OHV trail running lengthwise through the Hungry Valley SVRA. The trail is accessible from either end and at multiple places along its route where it intersects with other trails in the…
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Fun quad and dirt bike-only trail in the north area of Hungry Valley. Riding this trail south to north, you will pick up where the main section of Roadrunner meets Rattler Trail. Most of the…
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The Edison Canyon Trail is in the Hungry Valley SVRA and is a short .7 of a mile trail that starts in the Edison Campground (GPS Coordinates N34.77177° W118.87922°) and terminates at the intersection with…
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The Badger Trail is a short out-and-back trail located in the Hungry Valley SVRA. It starts at GPS coordinate N34.79207° W118.87997° and can be accessed from the Stipa Trail on the North. It provides access…
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This is the main artery road through the center of Hungry Valley SVRA and up into the Los Padres National Forest around Alamo Mountain. It is a point-to-point route. The road up to the end…
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A very fun and flowing trail in the east/north east area of the Hungry Valley SVRA. Accessed off Powerline road, this is a great option for dirt bikes and ATVs to avoid SXS and 4x4…
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A fun and flowing intermediate dirt bike and ATV trail with lots of elevation changes, twists, and turns. This is part of the Brome Trail group, which, like Lower Brome, adds an extra level of…
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The Condor Trail is located within the Hungry Valley SVRA and can be accessed from the North via the Stipa Trail. It starts at GPS coordinates N34.79368° W118.88718°. This is an out-and-back trail that is…
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A fun and flowing intermediate dirt bike and ATV trail with lots of elevation changes, twists, and turns. This is part of the Brome Trail group, which, like Upper Brome, adds an extra level of…
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A fun and flowing dirt bike and ATV-only trail in the north area of Hungry Valley SVRA. This trail can be accessed from Roadrunner Trail or, at the other end, Power Line Road. If entering…
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This is the last section of the Power Line Road. It starts at GPS coordinates N34.77422° W118.83203° at the intersection with the Wheatfield Trail. The trail is 2.7 miles in length and ends at a…
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The Holy Cow Trail is in the Hungry Valley SVRA and is a short .08 of a mile loop located at the Southeastern end of the Power Line Road at GPS coordinates N34.75973° W118.80220°. While…
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This is a relatively easy dirt road just outside Santa Clarita. It is usually low-traffic, and the main road doesn't even require 4x4. There are however several side trails (mostly short) that are steep, rutted,…
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The Stipa Trail is a great place to start your ride in the Hungry Valley SVRA if you are there for a day ride. You can stage at the parking lot just past the entrance…
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This is an easy dirt road following the power lines into Santa Clarita. The trail offers nice views of the surrounding mountains and has many small side roads, mostly leading to powerline pads. It’s fairly…
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This is a short (.08 of a mile) trail that begins at the end of the Power Line Road - East Trail (GPS coordinates N34.77486° W118.84505°) and ends at the intersection with the Salt Lick…
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The Salt Lick Trail starts at the intersection with the Power Line Road - East Trail at GPS coordinates N34.77486° W118.84505° and is 1.4 miles long. This is an out-and-back trail that ends at a…
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Quatal Canyon Road is a moderate offroad route in California’s Los Padres National Forest that offers remote backcountry access and rugged, scenic terrain for high-clearance 4WDs, dual-sport motorcycles, and side-by-sides. It is a fun, mostly…
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