Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Victorville, California

Fairview View travels over fine, loose sand that can become more difficult when wet. Whoops reach 12–20 inches tall but are relatively easy to navigate. Around 0.8 miles, a steep hill climb makes 4WD or AWD highly recommended. The route provides continuous views of Fairview Mountain and the surround...
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BLM SV2613 travels over fine, loose sand that can become more difficult when wet. The route weaves through unique rock formations with repeated 12–24 inch whoops and ruts reaching 10–12 inches deep. Several smooth rock ledges reach approximately 20 inches tall but are relatively easy to drive over. ...
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Mountain View Cut-Off travels over fine, loose sand that can become more difficult when wet. The trail passes through a scenic section of BLM land near Mountain View Road, surrounded by unique rock formations. Some overgrown vegetation is present, although most pinstriping is avoidable. Ruts and who...
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This trail consists of a well-maintained dirt road that serves as a vital artery for riders looking to access the northern residential boundaries. It is a highly practical route that bridges the gap between the main staging areas and the more rugged OHV trails deeper in the system. Whether you are u...
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This trail is mainly a dirt road with sand in some areas, and off-camber turns with slight hills. When the trails are mainly dry in spring and summer, it is possible in 2WD. There are forks in the trail with break-offs for ATVs and Dirtbikes, so be aware of sections where the trails connect. Cell se...
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The "Shooting Range" Quarry is an easy, scenic 1.7-mile out-and-back trail in Juniper Flats that is ideal for novice offroaders looking for stunning mountain views and a quick backcountry escape. Branching off from Juniper Flats Road, this short route climbs gently through elevations between 4,334 a...
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This trail heads up toward Juniper flats and splits to either Flagpole trail or continues to the flats. The valley views below are pretty great once you ascend to the ridgeline. Once you pass the residential section, the lower section of trail has some heavily rutted and washed-out sections. If you ...
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BLM SV2614 continues from BLM SV2616 over fine, loose sand and dirt that can become more difficult when wet. The trail is very narrow with no room for passing and heads directly toward the rock formations of the Sawtooth Hills. Small whoops reach 10–12 inches tall, while overgrown vegetation and tig...
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BLM SV2607 travels over fine, loose sand and dirt that can become more difficult when wet. The trail is wide with plenty of room for vehicles to pass, and ruts at the beginning remain around 2–3 inches deep with no significant obstacles. The route travels through a scenic section of BLM land with ex...
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BLM SV2611 travels over fine, loose sand and dirt that can become considerably more difficult when wet. The trail has sections reaching approximately 8° off-camber, along with repeated whoops and ruts measuring 12–16 inches. Overgrown vegetation is also common, making pinstriping difficult to avoid ...
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This short out-and-back trail is a great option for riders who want a quick dose of scenery without committing to a full-day expedition. Its convenient location makes it an easy addition to any ride, offering some truly impressive vantage points of the surrounding mountains and the Interstate 15 cor...
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BLM SV2632 leaves the maintained residential area and enters scenic BLM land surrounded by Sawtooth Canyon and mountain views. The trail consists of fine, loose sand and dirt that can become more difficult when wet. It is double-wide with plenty of room for passing and avoiding obstacles. Rock garde...
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This little loop is the perfect spot for a quick test run to make sure your bike or rig is truly dialed in before you commit to the longer trails. Its proximity to the staging area is a huge plus, giving you easy access to your truck if you need to grab extra parts or supplies. Just be sure to keep ...
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This trail serves as a perfect starter loop to get your blood pumping before you head into the deeper backcountry. It is an ideal option if you are stuck waiting for that one friend who is always late to the staging area. Since it is located just a stone's throw from the public restrooms, you can sq...
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Entry point to Summit Staging area. Dirt road access that is well-maintained. All vehicle types should be able to access and get through most of this road. Once you pass the Summit Staging area, the road conditions may vary. Summit Staging offers wide open parking, some bathrooms, and a fairly safe ...
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If you're looking for a quick offshoot from the California State Route 138, this is a cool off-road section. This trail mixes easy riding with some killer views. The road is mostly smooth and well-maintained, perfect for 4x4s and dual sport bikes. A couple of water crossings add a bit of fun without...
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BLM SV2616 travels over fine, loose sand and dirt that can become more difficult when wet. The route leaves the nearby ranches and properties and heads deeper into BLM land with views of the Sawtooth Hills and surrounding mountain ranges. The trail is narrow with limited room for passing, although o...
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BLM SV2633 travels over fine, loose sand that can become more difficult when wet. The trail is narrow with overgrown vegetation, although pinstriping is generally avoidable. Ruts begin around 2–3 inches deep, but around 0.5 miles, the wash and ruts deepen to 12–14 inches, with sections reaching appr...
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BLM SV2635 travels over fine, loose sand that can become more difficult when wet. The trail is narrow with little room for passing and has considerable overgrown vegetation, although pinstriping is generally avoidable. Ruts begin around 5–6 inches deep, while several 2–3 foot whoops require approxim...
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BLM SV2627 travels over fine, loose sand that can become more difficult when wet. The trail is narrow with considerable overgrown vegetation, although pinstriping can generally be avoided with careful driving. The route cuts through several hills before connecting with a longer trail, with ruts rema...
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Fairview View travels over fine, loose sand that can become more difficult when wet. Whoops reach 12–20 inches tall but are relatively easy to navigate. Around 0.8 miles, a steep hill climb makes 4WD or AWD highly recommended. The route provides continuous views of Fairview Mountain and the surround...
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BLM SV2613 travels over fine, loose sand that can become more difficult when wet. The route weaves through unique rock formations with repeated 12–24 inch whoops and ruts reaching 10–12 inches deep. Several smooth rock ledges reach approximately 20 inches tall but are relatively easy to drive over. ...
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Mountain View Cut-Off travels over fine, loose sand that can become more difficult when wet. The trail passes through a scenic section of BLM land near Mountain View Road, surrounded by unique rock formations. Some overgrown vegetation is present, although most pinstriping is avoidable. Ruts and who...
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This trail is mainly a dirt road with sand in some areas, and off-camber turns with slight hills. When the trails are mainly dry in spring and summer, it is possible in 2WD. There are forks in the trail with break-offs for ATVs and Dirtbikes, so be aware of sections where the trails connect. Cell se...
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Fairview View travels over fine, loose sand that can become more difficult when wet. Whoops reach 12–20 inches tall but are relatively easy to navigate. Around 0.8 miles, a steep hill climb makes 4WD or AWD highly recommended. The route provides continuous views of Fairview Mountain and the surround...
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BLM SV2613 travels over fine, loose sand that can become more difficult when wet. The route weaves through unique rock formations with repeated 12–24 inch whoops and ruts reaching 10–12 inches deep. Several smooth rock ledges reach approximately 20 inches tall but are relatively easy to drive over. ...
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Mountain View Cut-Off travels over fine, loose sand that can become more difficult when wet. The trail passes through a scenic section of BLM land near Mountain View Road, surrounded by unique rock formations. Some overgrown vegetation is present, although most pinstriping is avoidable. Ruts and who...
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This trail is mainly a dirt road with sand in some areas, and off-camber turns with slight hills. When the trails are mainly dry in spring and summer, it is possible in 2WD. There are forks in the trail with break-offs for ATVs and Dirtbikes, so be aware of sections where the trails connect. Cell se...
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