Dirt Bike Trails
Near Mount Laguna, California

This out-and-back OHV trail is open to all types, from 4X4s down to dirt bikes. A small parking lot is at the beginning of the trail, right off the freeway. A displayed adventure pass is required. The trail itself offers a little bit of everything from rocky sections to ruts, puddle (water) crossing...
Learn more about Bear Valley Road

This loop is the second half of this out-and-back OHV trail. It's open to all types: 4X4's down to dirt bikes. The trail itself offers a little bit of everything from rocky sections, to ruts, to puddle (water) crossings, to a handful of short steep grades. Some of the puddles were deeper than others...
Learn more about Long Valley Loop Road

This mostly single-track trail is hard-packed with some rock gardens and bigger boulders that you can ride around. Starting at the top from the eastern side off of Long Valley Road, the trail begins with some great flowy turns. You're treated to some great views of Lake Morena on your way down. The ...
Learn more about Kernan

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...
Learn more about Corral Canyon Road

Los Pinos Mountain Loop offers a scenic and moderately challenging driving experience for high-clearance stock 4x4 vehicles, delivering sweeping vistas of the Cleveland National Forest and a historic mountaintop fire lookout. Spanning approximately 19 miles with nearly 2,900 feet of elevation change...
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Arroyo Hueso, also known as Hueso Wash, is a scenic trail located within Anza Borrego State Park. The trail’s name is derived from the Spanish word “hueso,” meaning bone. The trail offers a moderate difficulty level, spanning 5.9 miles in an out-and-back loop. The terrain is predominantly soft sand ...
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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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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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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...
Learn more about Ranger - Trail 12

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)

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

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

This trail starts and ends in Banner and loops around Chariot Mountain and goes into the Oriflamme Canyon. The trail is open to all types of 4x4s and dirt bikes, although the entrance through Banner is only open to highway-legal vehicles as that entrance is only accessible by the highway. You will e...
Learn more about Oriflamme Canyon Loop

This route is a great connector trail from the intersection at the abandoned rail station up and into the Anza Borrego park. The other end connects with the Jojoba Wash Trail and finishes at three large fire rings and camping spots along the abandoned tracks. There's an abundance of wildlife and pla...
Learn more about Dos Cabezos Upper Siding

This section of trail runs along the San Diego and Eastern Arizona Railway Tracks. It's a fun blast that parallels the tracks and shortcuts out a few of the longer loops if you are short in time heading out or back from the area. There are a few enjoyable washed-out sections with short steep hill cl...
Learn more about San Diego and Eastern AZ Railway Run

This trail leads from the main paved highway of Sweeney pass road into the network of trails in the area. It begins as rough washboard and crushed rock and quickly becomes really packed sand as it weaves its way up the wash. There are a few tight pinch points with massive boulders in the wash. There...
Learn more about Mortero Wash

Be ready for a mix of fun sandy washes, rock gardens, and beautiful slot canyons. This is an out-and-back trail, the further you go the narrower the slot canyon gets and the rockier the trail. This does end at some massive boulders, but there is enough room for vehicles to turn around.
Learn more about North Fork Fish Creek Wash

There are massive lumpy rocks everywhere. What a beautiful trail. This easy trail cuts across to connect to a few other routes in the area, and the views do not disappoint. The trail passes by the Piedras Grandes hiking trailhead and parking area. It is approximately a mile-and-a-half hike each way ...
Learn more about Jojoba Canyon

This out-and-back OHV trail is open to all types, from 4X4s down to dirt bikes. A small parking lot is at the beginning of the trail, right off the freeway. A displayed adventure pass is required. The trail itself offers a little bit of everything from rocky sections to ruts, puddle (water) crossing...
Learn more about Bear Valley Road

This loop is the second half of this out-and-back OHV trail. It's open to all types: 4X4's down to dirt bikes. The trail itself offers a little bit of everything from rocky sections, to ruts, to puddle (water) crossings, to a handful of short steep grades. Some of the puddles were deeper than others...
Learn more about Long Valley Loop Road

This mostly single-track trail is hard-packed with some rock gardens and bigger boulders that you can ride around. Starting at the top from the eastern side off of Long Valley Road, the trail begins with some great flowy turns. You're treated to some great views of Lake Morena on your way down. The ...
Learn more about Kernan

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...
Learn more about Corral Canyon Road

This out-and-back OHV trail is open to all types, from 4X4s down to dirt bikes. A small parking lot is at the beginning of the trail, right off the freeway. A displayed adventure pass is required. The trail itself offers a little bit of everything from rocky sections to ruts, puddle (water) crossing...
Learn more about Bear Valley Road

This loop is the second half of this out-and-back OHV trail. It's open to all types: 4X4's down to dirt bikes. The trail itself offers a little bit of everything from rocky sections, to ruts, to puddle (water) crossings, to a handful of short steep grades. Some of the puddles were deeper than others...
Learn more about Long Valley Loop Road

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...
Learn more about Corral Canyon Road

Los Pinos Mountain Loop offers a scenic and moderately challenging driving experience for high-clearance stock 4x4 vehicles, delivering sweeping vistas of the Cleveland National Forest and a historic mountaintop fire lookout. Spanning approximately 19 miles with nearly 2,900 feet of elevation change...
Learn more about Los Pinos Mtn. Loop