U.S. Forest Service
Over 700 miles of multi-use trails and 120 miles of trails limited to hiking and equestrian use.
600 miles of dirt roads and trails that allow motor vehicles.
BLM desert land, to the north and east, can be accessed via trails and fire roads.
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Camping is permitted in developed campsites.
Dogs must be on a leash no more than 6 feet long.
Do not bring more than two dogs or other pet to any one campsite. Guide dogs are an exception.
Horseback riding is permitted on all National Forest roads and trails, except for nature trails.
Fishing is permitted with a valid state fishing license.
Hiking is permitted throughout the forest.
Motor vehicles are permitted on designated trails.
Be aware that some roads are closed seasonally or due to weather conditions.
Reference the Motor Vehicle Use Maps for exact regulations.
Mountain biking is permitted on designated routes, which include the forest road and trail network, except for the Pacific Crest Trail, short nature trails, and any trail leading to, or inside designated Wilderness areas.
Off-Highway Vehicles are permitted on designated trails.
Green sticker, year round.
Red sticker, Oct 1 to April 30.
Spark arresters are required!
Be aware that some trails are closed seasonally or due to weather conditions.
Reference the Motor Vehicle Use Maps for exact regulations.