Welcome to the San Bernardino National
Forest Adopt-A-Trail Program
Maintaining Off Highway Vehicle Roads & Trails
4x4, Motorcycle, ATV, snowmobile and UTV clubs join forces with the USDA Forest Service and businesses to maintain and repair OHV trails in the San Bernardino National Forest assuring they remain open for public access.
Is your OHV or 4x4 Club
interested in becoming an
Adopt-A-Trail Club? Contact Greg Hoffman
E-mail CLICK HERE!
or call 909-615-0475
Are you interested in
joining an Adopt-A-Trail
Club?
Click on any club name on
the list below to see info
on the club!
Trail # Name Adopt-A-Trail Club
1N01 Pipes Canyon Freelanders 4x4 Club
1N02 Coon Creek Southland Sno-Riders
1N04 Front Line Road 4x4 Him
1N05 Fish Creek Southland Sno-Riders
1N05C Cabazon Rim Southland Sno-Riders
1N09 Manzanita Flats Road AVAILABLE
1N34 Cucamonga Trail Scouts West Inc.
1N34 Cucamonga Trail Rubicon Owners of California
1N37 Bean Flat Geared 4 Fun 4x4 Club
1N38 Heartbar Peak Jeepin' Jeepers Jeep Club
1N54 Clarks Grade SBNFA-OHV Volunteers
1N64 Seven Pines Rd. FullSize Broncos
1N64A Slide Lake FullSize Broncos
1N86 Hill Top Ranch Road Lost Jeeps SoCal
1N86A Lost Jeeps SoCal
1N86B Lost Jeeps SoCal
1N96 Keller Peak Southland Sno-Riders
2N01 Broom Flat
2N02 Burns Canyon
2N04 Balky Horse Canyon NORTH AMERICAN XJ ASSOC.
2N06 Radford Truck Trail Riverside Highlanders
2N06X Lower Larga Flat SoCal FJ Cruisers
2N06X Lower Larga Flat spur
2N08 Knickerbocker Tustin Hummer Base Camp
2N09 Polique Canyon
2N10 Skyline Drive
2N11 Lodgepole Pine AVAILABLE
2N13 Snow Slide Road AVAILABLE
2N13D Butler Peak AVAILABLE
2N17 X So. Cal Hummer Assn.
2N17X Victor Valley 4 Wheelers
2N19 Crafts Peak 4x4 Corps
2N19A Crafts Peak 4x4 Corps
2N19B Crafts Peak 4x4 Corps
2N19C Crafts Peak 4x4 Corps
2N27 Sugarloaf AVAILABLE
2N27Y Rouse Meadow Inland Empire 4 Wheelrs
2N28Y Rouse Meadow Inland Empire 4 Wheelrs
2N29Y Stove Flats Inland Empire 4 Wheelrs
2N33 Pilot Rock Ridge Lost Jeeps SoCal
2N34 Tunnel II Ridge Friends of Tunnel II
2N34A Tunnel II Ridge Friends of Tunnel II
2N47 Cleghorn Mountain Drifters 4x4 Club
2N51Y Tustin Hummer Base Camp
2N54 Snowslide (West) Southern California Big Dawgs
2N61Y Heartbreak Ridge Riverside 4x4 Club
2N61YA
2N68, 2N60, 2N80, 3N80, 2N84, 2N01X AVAILABLE
2N69Y Rattlesnake Canyon Riverside 4x4 Club 1
2N70Y Rattlesnake Canyon Riverside 4x4 Club
2N71 North Shore Lake View AVAILABLE
2N76Y Old Timer Canyon AVAILABLE
2N83 Green Valley Lake Southern California Big Dawgs
2N84 Little Bear Peak SCTLA
2N84A Little Bear Peak SCTLA
2N84B Little Bear Peak SCTLA
2N86 Lodgepole Pine AVAILABLE
2N87Y Inland Jeep Freaks
2N90 Tip Top Mountain Capo Valley Four Wheelers
2N90A Tip Top Mountain Capo Valley Four Wheelers
2N90B Tip Top Mountain Capo Valley Four Wheelers
3N02 Burnt Flat SoCal Broncos
3N03 Smarts Ranch
3N03A Horsethief Flat Inland Empire 4 Wheelers
3N05 Big Bear Valley Historical Society
3N06A Cold Water Canyon Rubicon Owners of California
3N08 GetJeepN
3N09 Van Dusen Canyon
3N10 John Bull Wewegoes
3N10 east John Bull SoCal Broncos
3N10 west John Bull @ 3N43 Waywegoes 4x4 Club
3N11 Wright Mine Orange County Dualies
3N11A Wright Mine Saddle Orange County 4 Play
3N14 Coxey Truck Trail
3N16 West Holcomb Valley
3N16 East Holcomb Valley
3N17 White Mountain Orange County 4 Play
3N32 Union Flat AVAILABLE
3N34 Dishpan Springs Dirt Devil's 4x4 Club
3N36 Blackhawk MT. AVAILABLE
3N43 AVAILABLE
3N59A Luna Mountain SoCal FJ Cruisers
3N61 Jacoby Canyon Gad-Zuks 4x4 Club
3N69 Gold Mt Jeep Trail Bear Valley 4x4, West Coast 4x4 Club
3N79 Tanglewood Camp AVAILABLE
3N84 AVAILABLE
3N92, 3N11, 3N04, 3N97 AVAILABLE
3N93 Holcomb Creek Jeep Trail MyJeepRocks.com
4N16 GrapevineCanyon
4S21 Indian Mountain Hemet Jeep Club
1W17 Redonda Ridge (West) Honda Rider's Club of America
1W17 Redonda Ridge (East) Big Bear Trail Riders Club
2W01 Devil's Hole RIDERS
3W12 North Shore Trail SBNFA OHV Volunteers
3W13 Willow Creek Orange County Dualies
3W14 Sewer Pond Road Yamaha Motor Sports
7S02 Santa Rosa Truck Trail Scoutswest San Diego Chapter
OHV use in the National Forest depends upon the efforts of volunteers and
their partnership with businesses that care about the outdoors. For each
adoption the partners include an OHV or community group, a business, and
the Forest Service. Each one gives something—the Forest Service gives
the necessary training, supplies and equipment when possible; the
business provides an annual cash contribution ($500 or $1000), and the
group provides the maintenance needed to sustain recreational use by the
public throughout the operating season.
Local ranger districts decide which trails or routes should be adopted and
the Adopt-A-Trail Coordinator makes the route assignments based on the
groups request and trail needs.
Each trail is different, but this is a list of the types of maintenance that can
be required.
- Removing logs and brush that encroach on the trail
- Install, repair, and clean water bars or other drainage structures
- Provide protection for stream crossings, meadows, and wet areas
- Maintain trail to the designated rating
- Remove traces of any use that occurs off the designated trail
- Remove litter and any foreign items from trail
- Install, maintain, and replace trail markers
- Install, maintain, and replace signs and bulletin boards as needed
for info on a trail, click the trail # - IF UNDERLINED. (we are adding trail information often so check back)
To see the work the club had done on a trail, click the club name
For info on the club, click on the club name, then follow the link to the club web site
Trails are available for Adoption as noted.
Despite the rainy, sleety weather we manged to break some previously set records. We had a total of 107 people, six dogs and 48 4x4 vehicles along for this excursion. Those are all record numbers for the Adopt-a-Trail Program. We tied the record of BBQ grills and stoves at a total of 12.
Considering that we drove just under 50 miles off-road, I think we did really GOOD!
I sincerely hope that everyone that attended enjoyed the day.
Thanks again,
Ranger Greg.
Greg Hoffman
OHV Programs Manager
San Bernardino National Forest
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