Dirt Bike Trails
Near Lomas del Mar, Baja California

This scenic route explores the western portion of the Otay Mountain Truck Trail, passing below Otay Mountain (3,501 feet) with sweeping views of the valleys and hills of Tijuana, Mexico. The drive follows mostly double-wide gravel roads with some single-lane sections around tight turns, many equippe...
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Donohoe Loop-Mocogo Ranch Trail is an 8.2-mile point-to-point trail rated 4 of 10 located in San Diego County. The Donohoe Loop is located entirely within BLM-managed Open Space that can be utilized for OHV driving, camping, backpacking, horseback riding, and mountain biking. The loop can be accesse...
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This is a well-maintained road that needs high clearance just for potholes and washouts. It has some beautiful views of the Otay mountains with a lot of little offshoots to explore, given you have the right vehicle and gear. You will see border patrol vehicles on this trail since you are so close to...
Learn more about Otay Mountain Truck Trail (Lower Trail)

This is a well-maintained road that needs high clearance just for potholes and washouts. It has some beautiful views of the Otay mountains with a lot of little offshoots to explore, given you have the right vehicle and gear. You will see border patrol vehicles on this trail since you are so close to...
Learn more about Otay Mountain Truck Trail (Upper Trail)

This route goes up and over Otay Mountain with sweeping views over the San Ysidro Mountains, and a little bit of San Diego in the distance. The road is made up entirely of dirt and gravel and stays relatively even throughout. This is a great trail on hazy/foggy days as it is well above the marine la...
Learn more about Otay Mountain Truck Trail

This off-road route offers a scenic journey from Mexico Highway 2, meandering around the El Corizo Dam before connecting with Mexico Highway 3. Suitable for any high-clearance 2WD vehicle, the initial stretch from Highway 2 presents a less picturesque landscape, with some areas marred by roadside li...
Learn more about Presa El Corizzo

This is a pretty mellow 2-track road leading to the top of Tecate Peak. The lower part of the trail is a grave road. If there has been a lot of rain, expect ruts! There are some small rocks and chunky sections but nothing really difficult. There are some tight switchbacks to negotiate and you can ex...
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Traveling from La Mision to wine country in Valle de Guadalupe. This route passes farmland, valleys, and great views of the pacific ocean, at points and terrain, varies from rocky sections to smooth dirt roads. The route passes by the Kumias Indigenous Town near the midpoint. This trail is easy when...
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Embark on the thrilling Control Tower Trail, starting at Tecate's outskirts and winding through remote canyons and ranches until you reach El Hongo. The trail ultimately connects to the 2D highway leading to La Rumorosa and Mexicali. Leaving the highway, you'll pass through a gradually sparser neigh...
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Starting several miles south of Tecate near Nueva Colonia Hindu, the trail begins as a well-maintained, albeit heavily washboarded road. Consider reducing tire pressure upon leaving pavement for a smoother ride. As the route progresses, it narrows and steepens, featuring rain ruts and occasional lar...
Learn more about Presa Las Auras Lake Loop

Exciting challenge for intermediate off-roaders. The trail starts with a dirt path that takes you past desert shrubs and sparse trees, guiding you into the heart of the trail. As you progress, you'll encounter a series of minor rocky climbs that demand some flexing and careful tire placement, testin...
Learn more about Peacemaker

Winchester is one of the more technical and scenic routes in Corral Canyon. it has a mix of granite obstacles, tight switchbacks, and flexible climbs. The terrain varies between slickrock, decomposed granite, and loose sand Mile 0.0 – Trailhead (Four Corners): Access from the staging area; the ent...
Learn more about Diamond Back Loop

Gunslinger Trail #11 is a 1.8-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located in the Corral Canyon OHV recreation area. Corral Canyon OHV is located roughly 30 miles east of San Diego and it offers trails for all types of offroad vehicles, including dirtbike single track, narrow ATV track, and full-...
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Wrangler Trail is part of the Corral Canyon OHV Area in the Laguna Mountains of San Diego County. Corral Canyon is one of the only remaining OHV areas in San Diego, which attracts offroaders of many different types. From technical 4x4 trails to singletrack, there is something for everyone at Corral ...
Learn more about Wrangler Trail (901)

Ranger Trail is rated as a black diamond and likely the hardest trail in the Corral Canyon OHV area. It features lots of rock slabs to navigate and climb, loose and often dusty exposure, and tight singletrack. The eastern portion of the trail is technically more demanding. Once you cross over the Br...
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Spur Meadow is an out-and-back single-track trail. It features hard-packed dirt with rocks and a few tight switchback turns. Be mindful that this trail travels in both directions. There are a few rocky sections with multiple line options depending on your skill level. ATVs might have a harder time s...
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This is a single-track, point-to-point trail restricted to dirt bikes only that cuts over the ridge running next to the Sidewinder Trail. From the east side, this trail begins off the Los Pinos Mountain Loop road next to the start of Sidewinder. From there, it will go both down and up over a series ...
Learn more about Sodbuster - Trail 9

This is a 50" wide, point-to-point trail that starts near the Four Corners Trailhead and runs down to the Corral Campground and Youth Training Trail. It is generally fast and flowy, making for a good warm-up ride before hitting other more difficult trails in the area. There are some short grades and...
Learn more about Corral - Trail 2

If you are exploring the Corral Canyon OHV Area, this is the main 4-wheel-drive trail. Most of the trails are specifically for ATVs and dirt bikes, but this one is open to 4X4 vehicles and is often combined with Sidewinder, Trail #90. Climb the trail to the top of Bronco Peak and follow the steep 80...
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This is the main east-west connector inside the Corral Canyon OHV area and can be run in either direction. There are some gentle obstacles as this is a poorly maintained forest service road, and can be used to bypass the long way around Los Pinos Mountain Loop, especially the newly created waterfall...
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This scenic route explores the western portion of the Otay Mountain Truck Trail, passing below Otay Mountain (3,501 feet) with sweeping views of the valleys and hills of Tijuana, Mexico. The drive follows mostly double-wide gravel roads with some single-lane sections around tight turns, many equippe...
Learn more about Otay Mountain Truck Trail West

Donohoe Loop-Mocogo Ranch Trail is an 8.2-mile point-to-point trail rated 4 of 10 located in San Diego County. The Donohoe Loop is located entirely within BLM-managed Open Space that can be utilized for OHV driving, camping, backpacking, horseback riding, and mountain biking. The loop can be accesse...
Learn more about Donohoe Loop-Mocogo Ranch Trail

This route goes up and over Otay Mountain with sweeping views over the San Ysidro Mountains, and a little bit of San Diego in the distance. The road is made up entirely of dirt and gravel and stays relatively even throughout. This is a great trail on hazy/foggy days as it is well above the marine la...
Learn more about Otay Mountain Truck Trail

This off-road route offers a scenic journey from Mexico Highway 2, meandering around the El Corizo Dam before connecting with Mexico Highway 3. Suitable for any high-clearance 2WD vehicle, the initial stretch from Highway 2 presents a less picturesque landscape, with some areas marred by roadside li...
Learn more about Presa El Corizzo

This scenic route explores the western portion of the Otay Mountain Truck Trail, passing below Otay Mountain (3,501 feet) with sweeping views of the valleys and hills of Tijuana, Mexico. The drive follows mostly double-wide gravel roads with some single-lane sections around tight turns, many equippe...
Learn more about Otay Mountain Truck Trail West

Donohoe Loop-Mocogo Ranch Trail is an 8.2-mile point-to-point trail rated 4 of 10 located in San Diego County. The Donohoe Loop is located entirely within BLM-managed Open Space that can be utilized for OHV driving, camping, backpacking, horseback riding, and mountain biking. The loop can be accesse...
Learn more about Donohoe Loop-Mocogo Ranch Trail

This route goes up and over Otay Mountain with sweeping views over the San Ysidro Mountains, and a little bit of San Diego in the distance. The road is made up entirely of dirt and gravel and stays relatively even throughout. This is a great trail on hazy/foggy days as it is well above the marine la...
Learn more about Otay Mountain Truck Trail

This off-road route offers a scenic journey from Mexico Highway 2, meandering around the El Corizo Dam before connecting with Mexico Highway 3. Suitable for any high-clearance 2WD vehicle, the initial stretch from Highway 2 presents a less picturesque landscape, with some areas marred by roadside li...
Learn more about Presa El Corizzo