Dirt Bike Trails
Near Moorpark, California

The trail starts with a moderate incline followed by a sharp right turn. A few sections have steep inclines and declines that look intimidating but offer good traction. It can be completed with a stock high-clearance 4x4, though some spots may feel more comfortable in 4x4 Low. There are also nice mo...
Learn more about Drinkwater Trail

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, and require 4x4 and in some cases a rear locker. There are plenty of turnouts and viewpo...
Learn more about San Francisquito Motorway

This non-technical dirt road follows the power lines along the hills of San Francisquito Canyon. There are some neat views of the California aqueduct, and tons of little side roads. Most of the side roads are short and just go to the power line pads, but there are some other slightly longer obstacle...
Learn more about City Highline Road

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 well maintained, accessible in dry conditions with a two-wheel drive vehicle, and ideal for a ...
Learn more about Lower City Highline Road

Looking to play in the water, this is the trail in the Los Padres National Forest area. For OHVs other than dirt bikes, this is an out-and-back trail that follows the Piru Creek through a steep canyon. For dirt bikes, it is a point-to-point trail that will eventually merge on the east side with the ...
Learn more about Halfmoon OHV Trail - FS 20W07

This is a great intermediate trail featuring beautiful views of surrounding canyons and chaparral. On clear days you can see a long stretch of the LA Aqueduct to the north. Most of the trail is relatively mild, with some steep climbs, deep ruts, and mud holes adding a bit of challenge. There are num...
Learn more about Del Sur Ridge 6N18

This trail is a short connector and gatekeeper to Del Sur Ridge 6N18. A couple of points feature nice views of surrounding canyons and chaparral. Deep ruts and erosion give this trail a bit of difficulty, and high clearance is strongly recommended. To prevent damage, avoid this trail after moderate ...
Learn more about Coarse Gold Road 5N24

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. The trail is single-vehicle wide and consists primarily of packed dirt with shallow erosion ...
Learn more about Alamo Mountain OHV - FS 8N01.3

Miller Jeep Trail is an iconic trail for folks in the southern California off-road community. Miller Jeep Trail is located off Interstate 5 about an hour's drive north of Los Angeles in the Los Padres National Forest. It is quite short--only three miles--but to get there you first have to take the m...
Learn more about Miller Jeep Trail - 20W06

If looking for a challenging enduro ride, this is one of the best in the Los Padres National Forest area. It is a point-to-point singletrack restricted to dirt bikes only and follows the Piru Creek as it winds through a steep canyon between adjacent hillsides. The Forest Service rates this trail as ...
Learn more about Piru Creek - FS 20W07

This is a short but fun trail connecting the Highline Trail to the Deer Trail. The route includes a few challenging spots with deep ruts, rocks, and off-camber sections. It is suitable for high-clearance stock 4x4 vehicles. Take it slow through the trickier areas, but overall it’s a rewarding and en...
Learn more about House Trail

Some sections of this trail feature steep inclines and declines with loose rocks, but overall, it offers good traction. Airing down your tires will provide a more comfortable ride and better grip on the steep sections. The trail can be completed with a stock high-clearance 4x4, though some spots may...
Learn more about Deer Trail

Magic Mountain Summit Trail is a 9.2-mile route traversing the scenic Magic Mountain Wilderness within the Angeles National Forest. Beginning near Magic Mountain Peak, the trail descends 2,610 feet to an access road at the base, which is gated and may or may not be open depending on conditions. This...
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Pipeline Road Southwest is a 1.8-mile Green Circle connector in the Hungry Valley SVRA. It starts at the fence on Gold Hill Road and runs northwest, connecting directly to Roadrunner Trail. The route is mostly sand with some rocky sections, though the rocks are small. Vegetation is heavy and overgro...
Learn more about Pipeline Road Southwest

This is a point-to-point single-track trail with OHV use limited to dirt bikes only. There is a narrow gate restricting the entry of larger vehicles at the east trailhead end. Note that the east trailhead begins off Gold Hill Road, which is a public road with use restricted to street-legal vehicles....
Learn more about Gold Hill OHV - 19W17

The eastern end of this trail connects with the Tule Divide Trail, which is rated 3/10 (4+/10 if wet). Once you split off Tule Divide, this trail immediately becomes 4/10 (if wet, probably a 5+/10). It's mostly hardpack dirt (with high clay content making it very slick when wet) with sections of san...
Learn more about Tule Canyon

This is a fairly short point-to-point singletrack trail restricted to dirt bike use only. It connects the Mutau OHV trail (FS 7N03) via the Paino Box Loop to Yellowjacket OHV (FS 20W24) and other trails south of Frazier Mountain. There is a dirt bike gate on the west end, which prevents any larger-s...
Learn more about Yellowjacket Singletrack - FS 20W24

This is both a point-to-point trail (for dirt bikes only) and an out-and-back trail (for all other OHV and 4x4 vehicles) that runs along the San Guillermo Creek bed. The west end begins at the east end of the Yellowjacket Singletrack trail, allowing dirt bikes to travel from Grade Valley/Mutau Flats...
Learn more about Yellowjacket OHV Trail - FS 20W24

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 first section is the most technical, with a short, steep uphill followed by a steep hillside traverse after. AAfterwarda...
Learn more about Tataviam Trail

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 just West of the intersection of the Roadrunner Trail and the Gold Hill Road at GPS Coordinates N34.73197...
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The trail starts with a moderate incline followed by a sharp right turn. A few sections have steep inclines and declines that look intimidating but offer good traction. It can be completed with a stock high-clearance 4x4, though some spots may feel more comfortable in 4x4 Low. There are also nice mo...
Learn more about Drinkwater Trail

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, and require 4x4 and in some cases a rear locker. There are plenty of turnouts and viewpo...
Learn more about San Francisquito Motorway

This non-technical dirt road follows the power lines along the hills of San Francisquito Canyon. There are some neat views of the California aqueduct, and tons of little side roads. Most of the side roads are short and just go to the power line pads, but there are some other slightly longer obstacle...
Learn more about City Highline Road

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 well maintained, accessible in dry conditions with a two-wheel drive vehicle, and ideal for a ...
Learn more about Lower City Highline Road

The trail starts with a moderate incline followed by a sharp right turn. A few sections have steep inclines and declines that look intimidating but offer good traction. It can be completed with a stock high-clearance 4x4, though some spots may feel more comfortable in 4x4 Low. There are also nice mo...
Learn more about Drinkwater Trail

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, and require 4x4 and in some cases a rear locker. There are plenty of turnouts and viewpo...
Learn more about San Francisquito Motorway

This non-technical dirt road follows the power lines along the hills of San Francisquito Canyon. There are some neat views of the California aqueduct, and tons of little side roads. Most of the side roads are short and just go to the power line pads, but there are some other slightly longer obstacle...
Learn more about City Highline Road

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 well maintained, accessible in dry conditions with a two-wheel drive vehicle, and ideal for a ...
Learn more about Lower City Highline Road