Rankings
Parks With the Most Trails in California
The California places with the most distinct mapped trails, ranked from the 21 real trail networks we have mapped there on Off Road Hubs. One long trail is a day out; a deep network is a season.
In this scope: 21 trail networks · 1,426 mi
- Rubicon Trail246 mi mapped164 trails
- Miami Creek OHV Area79.7 mi mapped126 trails
- Mammoth Motocross77.3 mi mapped103 trails
- Plumas National Forest OHV126 mi mapped102 trails
- Hungry Valley SVRA145 mi mapped88 trails
- Verdi Peak 4x4 OHV121 mi mapped84 trails
- Hollister Hills SVRA50 mi mapped77 trails
- Ocotillo Wells97.9 mi mapped72 trails
- Mendocino National Forest OHV70.8 mi mapped66 trails
- Boggs Mountain Demonstration State Forest29.2 mi mapped57 trails
- Carnegie SVRA19.6 mi mapped57 trails
- Oceano Dunes33.8 mi mapped54 trails
- Dumont Dunes45.9 mi mapped51 trails
- Los Padres National Forest OHV122 mi mapped44 trails
- Shasta-Trinity NF OHV21.1 mi mapped32 trails
- Glamis42.3 mi mapped28 trails
- Rowher Flat OHV36.1 mi mapped23 trails
- Dove Springs OHV Area18.2 mi mapped14 trails
- Johnson Valley18.6 mi mapped13 trails
- Honolulu Hills Raceway20.2 mi mapped10 trails
- Corral Canyon OHV Area5.9 mi mapped5 trails
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