OHV Trail Riding

OHV Trail Riding Areas

• Corral Canyon OHV Area

  FOREST FIRE RESTRICTIONS are in effect! 

  NO campfires or open flames allowed anywhere in the Corral Canyon OHV Area including the campgrounds.

  Forest Order NO. 02-22-12

   

  USFS approved Spark Arresters are required year round.

  Green sticker riding season is year round.

  Red sticker riding season is October 1 - April 30. (This also applies to OHVs that are registered out of state.)

• Bobcat Trail
• Bronco Flats Trail
• Bronco Peak Connector Trail
• Bronco Peak Trail
• Corral Canyon OHV Trails
• Corral Trail
• Four Corners Trailhead
• Greenhorn Trail
• Gun Slinger Trail
• Sidewinder Trail
• Sodbuster Trail
• Spur Meadow Trail
• Tombstone Trail
• Wrangler Tie Trail
• Wrangler Trail
• Espinosa Trail
• Wildomar OHV Area

   

  Cal Trans continues to perform highway-widening work on SR-74 Ortega Highway with periodic nightly closures. 

  For more information, please click the Cal Trans link below.

  https://sr-74-ortega-highway-widening.constantcontactsites.com/

  Wildomar OHV Staging Area

  

   

  Distance	8 miles of trails
  Pets Allowed	Yes
  Fees	Adventure Pass Fee Required
  Difficulty	Easy - Difficult
  Best Seasons	Year Round
  Location	Can be accessed from South Main Divide Rd. 9 miles from the intersection of Ortega Hwy and South Main Divide.
  Ranger District	Trabuco Ranger District - (951) 736-1811

  
  Made available for use through an agreement with the US Forest Service and the California State Department of Parks and Recreation, this 360 acre OHV area contains over 8 miles of trails and is perfect for all experience levels, or those looking for single track trails. A short distance from home, the Wildomar OHV area is conveniently nestled within the Santa Ana mountains, 15 miles from Lake Elsinore and 30 miles from San Juan Capistrano. A Tot lot available for beginning and young riders in enclosed half acre track. The only OHV area on public lands in Western Riverside County and nearest to Orange County. Restrooms and well water is provided at the trailhead, and a connecting trail is available between the campground and the OHV riding area for non-highway legal vehicles.

  For those seeking overnight ventures, the Wildomar Campground is conveniently located a mile away linking to connecting OHV routes, and offering 11 individual sites, OHV parking, and standard amenities.

   

• Black-Tailed Trail (W-6A)
• Boa Trail ( W-26)
• Camping Area (6S07F)
• Camping Area Tie-in (W-5TIE)
• Copperhead Trail (W-3)
• Coral Trail (W-7A)
• Crowned Trail (W-4)
• Diamondback Trail (W-1)
• Garter Trail (W-7B)
• Gopher Trail (W-27)
• Hognose (W-8A)
• King Trail (W-4A)
• Massasauga Trail (W-7)
• Mojave Trail (W-2)
• Night Trail (W-5A)
• Pine Trail (W-5C)
• Plains Trail (W-WUL-A)
• Racer Trail (W-5)
• Ringneck Trail (W-5D)
• Scarlet Trail (W-6B)
• Shovel Nosed Trail (W-5B)
• Sidewinder Trail (W-6)
• Speckled Trail (W-1A)
• Staging Area (6S07E)
• Timber Trail (W-2A)
• Whipsnake Trail (W-Wul)
• Wildomar Kid's Play Area (TOT-LOT)
• Wildomar Loop Trail (Bloody Jersey) (W-8)