Dirt Bike · California
Dirt Bike in California
47 parks across California. Ratings, hours, contact details and a map for each, all in one place.
Public land open to motorcycles
29,848 mi
National forest + BLM
Rated 4.5+ on Google
38 of 47
Cities
37
Most in Oceano (3), Marysville (2), Santa Clarita (2)
Best season
Year-round
At a glance
Highest rated on Google
Ranked by Google rating, then by number of reviews, across the 41 of 47 parks in California with 10 or more Google reviews. A blank cell means we do not have that detail yet.
| Park | City | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| Cahuilla Motocross Park | Anza | 4.9300 Google reviews |
| Dove Springs OHV Area | 4.9106 Google reviews | |
| Superstition OHV | Imperial | 4.988 Google reviews |
| Mammoth Motocross | Mammoth Lakes | 4.954 Google reviews |
| Oceano Dunes OHV Area | Oceano | 4.8291 Google reviews |
| Johnson Valley OHV | Lucerne Valley | 4.8193 Google reviews |
| Argyll MX Park | Dixon | 4.8172 Google reviews |
| DT-1 MX Park - Tulare Off Road Vehicle Park | Tulare | 4.8113 Google reviews |
Operators
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Public land
Where motorcycles can ride on public land in California
- National forest roads and trails open to motorcycles
- 22,397 mi
- National forest miles open to motorcycles all year
- 15,018 mi
- BLM routes open to motorcycles
- 7,451 mi
National forests with the most miles
- Shasta-Trinity National Forest3,823 mi
- Plumas National Forest3,075 mi
- Klamath National Forest2,697 mi
- Lassen National Forest2,345 mi
- Sierra National Forest1,736 mi
BLM field offices with the most miles
- Barstow Field Office3,391 mi
- Ridgecrest Field Office2,474 mi
- Needles Field Office1,072 mi
- Bakersfield Field Office416 mi
- Lake Havasu Field Office69 mi
Some national forests are missing from the Forest Service file, so read the national forest miles as a floor. Seasons and width limits vary by route.
Source: USDA Forest Service Motor Vehicle Use Maps. Always check the official MVUM and posted signs; this map is not a legal document.
Source: Bureau of Land Management. Not a legal document or land survey. Check with the BLM field office and posted signs before you ride.
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