OHV Riding & Camping
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MULTIPLE USE
Many people with different interests may be enjoying an area at the same time. Trail and camping courtesy are essential for everyone to have an enjoyable experience. Be a good neighbor and extend the same courtesy and consideration to those around you as you expect from them. If you are using a Off-Highway Vehicle please follow the rules below when using trails:
•Motorcycles Yield to All
•Bicycles Yield to Equestrians and Hikers
•Hikers Yield to Equestrians
More Information on OHV Opportunities
OHV Trail Condition/Status Report
ORGANIZED EVENTS
The use of National Forest Lands for organized recreation events, such as enduros, poker runs, and rallies, requires a Special Use Permit. Contact the District Office responsible for the administration of the area for details and requirements.
RIDING OPPORTUNITIES
The Sierra National Forest offers a variety of trail riding experiences. In general, off-highway vehicles can operate on any road or trail that is designated with a OHV marker ( a jeep symbol). California Vehicle Code and Green Sticker laws apply on all National Forest roads.
Alerts & Warnings
- Miami Mountain Lookout
- Sierra NFSafety Advisory: Road and Recreation Facilities Closure Extended
- 05-15-00-23-11-SNF-Rec-Site-Road-Trail-Closure
- Bass Lake Ranger District plans to initiate winter/spring prescribed burning
- High Sierra Ranger District plans fall/winter/spring prescribed fire projects
- High Sierra Ranger District will be changing hours of operation
- Recreation Fee Program Accomplishment Highlights 2021
- Public Meeting Creek Fire Ecological Restoration Project Video
- Seasonal Visitors Center Closure