Favorite 5 Easy to Intermediate Off-Road Trails in LA & Orange County, California Area

For the full trail guide please visit:
Main Divide North End - www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/...
Main Divide Mid Section Saddleback - www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/...
Azusa Canyon OHV Area - www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/...
Lockwood Creek Trail - www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/...
Miller Jeep Trail - www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/...
Trabuco / Holy Jim Canyon - www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/...
3N16 Holcomb Creek Road - www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/...
This is a collection of my Favorite / Top / Best 5 Easy to Intermediate Off-Road Trails in LA & Orange County, California Area
Hello everyone, these are my five favorite 4x4 / off-road easy to intermediate off-road trails including some of my favorite overland trails in Los Angeles County and Orange County, California. Most of these trails are suitable for beginners to experts due to the option harder routes.
The trails consist of Overlanding, Dirt Road, Rock Crawling, Mud Bog, Hill Climbs, Rocky Sections, Deep Water Crossings, and High Speed Areas.
Camping - Saddle Back, Miller Jeep Trail, and 3N16 all offer some amazing camping / overlanding opportunities
Off-Road - Azusa Canyon OHV Area and Trabuco / Holy Jim Canyon offers all of or of most of the above challenges and is perfect for a day trip.
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[@chucknielsen6293]

Great highlights. Thanks for sharing!

[@dennisclark3303]

Wow, what an excellent way to see the local trails! I loved it.

[@noflyzone13]

Thank you ,Iv been looking for information like this.

[@vladimirmott4692]

Killer trail highlights! Now I know where I'm going next time I'm in SoCal :-)

[@tracybarker7746]

Loved the variety of trail offerings! Such diverse terrain in a short distance from the city.

[@VentureAHighway]

His video is great, thank you for sharing. Can’t wait to get a Jeep and start some of these

[@Trailsoffroad]

Thank you for watching

[@b93kda]

Thank you for making this video. I don't have a off road vehicle, but have a 4wd vehicle. This is really useful video for L.A residents who don't want to go drive far.

[@jahazielavitia2371]

I have to do all this trails. Thank you for posting it I'm looking forward to visit this beautiful places.

[@Trailsoffroad]

Happy we could help. You can find more trails similar to this in California at www.trailsoffroad.com then select trails at the top of the screen, then select California.

[@danna140]

Looks like a lot of fun . Just got my 89 Chevy K5 Blazer done and I am ready for the trails thanks for the video it's gonna be very helpful

[@Trailsoffroad]

Glad you appreciated the video, let us know what you think if the trails after you do them.

[@shawnayres6555]

Very cool! If I'm ever in that area I know where I'm headed!!!

[@owen75]

Thank you for this! You helped me a lot!

[@Trailsoffroad]

Sure thing

[@WorldFamous4x4]

RAD VIDEO! THANK YOU FOR SHOWING EVERYONE THE FUN TRAILS OUT HERE! 🗺🏁

[@Trailsoffroad]

Sure ting. Still a ton worth exploring.

[@marla.the.v35]

Great resource for trails before you go! Thanks for posting! Can't wait to get my Willys onto some of these! 🤙

[@Trailsoffroad]

Have fun. Hope to see you on the trail.

[@rzzio8973]

Thank u sir short and sweet but enough to get started

[@Trailsoffroad]

Thanks for watching!

[@lucas.5am639]

Excellent vid!

[@Ambientium_anima]

Great vid brother definitely what I was look for✌️

[@Trailsoffroad]

Awesome, which trail are you going to hit first?

[@appleguy1986]

Good stuff! Thanks for sharing.

[@Trailsoffroad]

Glad you like the video, thank you for watching.

[@jamescahill2996]

@@Trailsoffroad pSeqwwww is

[@raminfarhood3232]

Thank you for sharing🙏

[@Trailsoffroad]

Thank you for watching

[@sharkylal]

So awesome. Hope to get up there in the snow one day

[@Trailsoffroad]

You should! Thanks for watching!

[@gunsfishand4x4]

Great video thank you

[@greggwadley8020]

cool of you to put this together.

[@Trailsoffroad]

THank you for watching

[@cracker_jacked_jlu]

I grew up on the Trails here Ventura county, Lockwood and Rose Valleys are best places to camp when you get the chance, esp in Spring.

[@Trailsoffroad]

Lockwood creek is no longer following the creek. They changed it to part of the miller jeep trail.

[@cmcullen]

Nice overview video. 🤙🏼

[@Trailsoffroad]

Thanks for watching

[@FredyVergaraShow]

Thank you! moving to L.A from Dallas with my Jk 😎

[@Trailsoffroad]

you are going to love the wheeling in SoCal

[@barrya.6212]

@@Trailsoffroad With all due respect the section at 01:56 is NOT Azusa canyon....there's hardly any decent hill runs there...mainly stuck in a valley.... great for mudding and crossing creeks but that's about it. Thanks.

[@Mrfitrider1]

@@barrya.6212 that is Azusa canyon. Depending on how low the water is, you get to access different parts sometimes. He also did mention its mainly for mudding and gor spectating. I have a good time every time I go.

[@Trailsoffroad]

@@barrya.6212 As Pipeline stated, when the water is low there is a bunch of hill climbs that can be fun. Rumors are they will lower the water starting 2021 again. Only hope.

[@RingerRacing]

thanks man!!

[@danna140]

Bitchin... gonna head out to the first trail mentioned on Valentine's weekend 2018, thanks again

[@Trailsoffroad]

Let us know how you like them...

[@Joshyutah]

Looking good there

[@Trailsoffroad]

Thank you

[@805rips4]

have a renegade trailhawk so these seem perfect for easy going trails to get out in. thanks!

[@Trailsoffroad]

You will have blast. Make sure you log into the website and and post up photos of the trails you hit. You will find the web links in the video description.

[@gothik6917]

dude jus got my tralhawk yesterday i cant wait to take it to one of this trails

[@adrianlastname4864]

Im just here for the 3rd gen 4runner footage

[@joshualaw375]

I’m more of a NorCal guy, growing up in Chico. A lot of trails up there are better in my opinion, but is good information. Kinda inspired me to drive down south in my R50 Pathfinder and hit some of those trails!

[@Trailsoffroad]

Hey Josh, there are a lot of great trails in SoCal... Also in NorCal. We are looking for contributors to write up trail reviews in NorCal if interested. Check out our website at www.trailsoffroad.com and scroll to the bottom and click "write for us"

[@WorldFamous4x4]

Definitely worth the trip! Also check out the Dove Springs and Jawbone... 😉

[@OshiesWorld01]

I was recently told about Main Divide by a member of the forest service on a trip to check out the Los Alamos Truck Trail which I discovered was closed due to the wildfires at the end of last year. Definitely want to check it out. Also been wanting to check out Azusa Canyon!

[@Trailsoffroad]

It is a great trail. We were up there just a few weeks ago.

[@OshiesWorld01]

It looks like it! Those views would be worth the drive!

[@Trailsoffroad]

Oshies World Hi, I'm the writer for the Los Alamos Truck Trail, if you could post a Trip Report to that trail with any of the closure details, I will mark that trail closed. Thanks. Dennis

[@OshiesWorld01]

Looking at a map I may have my trails confused. It is actually part of S. Main Divide that is closed. If you come in from the Calle De Companero heading up toward the Wildomar OHV, they have it blocked off after the last house just after St. Gallen Way. The gentleman I spoke to from the forest service said it may be closed for a year and that the Wildomar OHV may be closed for at least 3 years to allow for regrowth after the fires. If I can make it back out there this weekend I will grab a photo of the information they have posted at the trail head.

[@Trailsoffroad]

It would be fantastic if you could get that photo and post it with your Trip Report (that feature is at the bottom of each trail) thanks again.

[@TheRightLine]

Nice!!

[@Yahase11]

Take us with you!!!

[@Trailsoffroad]

Where are you all located? Leave a trip report on our trails you like, also follow us on facebook.

[@johnmarshall8409]

Nice primer! When I finally make it out to CA, this will help me pick some trails.

[@duckhunt1058]

The first one looks like Saddleback mountain. If the gate is open one can go up. I used to ride my bicycle down that in the 70's

[@Trailsoffroad]

Yeah, right now the only the north-side is open. We are hoping they will the south-side in Oct as they have posted.

[@ForensicPI]

Nice

[@derekb.miller3457]

Is #1also known as Saddleback Mountain (Santiago Peak)? We live in OC and have done Holy Jim but wanted to go up to the towers on the northern side of the mountain. Also just finished 3N16 today with fam. thanks for posting your videos, good stuff.

[@Trailsoffroad]

I am happy to hear you enjoyed 3N16. As for #1 Saddleback, (AKA Main Divide Road) that is different from Holy Jim. According to where you are living in OC, there are a few ways to get to the trail. The most popular way is up "Maple Springs Road" in Silverado Canyon, you can take that path up to "Main Divide" and continue up to the very top of the mountains. You can find all of this information at our website www.trailsoffroad.com or you can find it at the links above in the description about the video. The link to maple springs is www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/1990-maple-spring-road-silverado-canyon-5s04. Once you are at the end of Maple Springs, you make a right on the path that is heading uphill and it will take you up to the top of Saddle Back.

[@Bman310]

Thank you so much for your website and you-tube videos! I’m a total beginner with a 2wd crossover - but I was wondering if I could confirm your take on whether Trabuco had enough simple “dirt roads” for me to tackle in good weather - and that any “advanced” alternative points would be easy to avoid? Sorry to have the lamest question ever but I’m hoping to grow in this sport - thanks for all of your help. Brian

[@Trailsoffroad]

You will be fine on Trabuco, if you stick to the eastern half of 3N16, you will be fine over there too. Check out Gold Fever trail in Big Bear (Info on the website). But do not go if wet or snow.

[@Bman310]

trailsoffroad.com thank you!!! I’ll keep you posted!

[@Trailsoffroad]

Have fun

[@fidelyo123]

i would've threw Cleghorn in that mix as well(:

[@Trailsoffroad]

Cleghorn is a great trail, we were just on it this last weekend. But when people say, Cleghorn, they are usually referencing the hard parts. Which the harder part is harder than intermediate. That is the only reason it didn't make the top 5.

[@chrisginoc]

@@Trailsoffroad Did you air down when you were on Holy Jim?

[@1point3ie99]

Clevhorn is in the IE

[@bragnonymous]

Main Divide ( inc Santago Peak) and Holy Jim are currently closed due to last years fires. Spoke to a Ranger off Highway 74 last week, and they havent completed their survey. Keeping it closed for now due to rock and mud slide damage.

[@gpcaudillo7818]

Where do u advise to go I'm a first timer

[@bragnonymous]

@@gpcaudillo7818 Try Azusa OHV area or Rowher Flats. Rowher is out by Magic Mountain.

[@robdog1245]

Maple Springs is open, and west main divide to Bedford road and beyond are open. Just the road to the towers is closed, and from what I heard, there is no road now between Santiago peak and Indian Truck Trail, it slid down the mountain and is just a hillside now.

[@dombomb8679]

rip to holy jim its been bastardized. barriers cover every entrance to the rock crawling and creek fun. thankfully once in awhile someone will winch the barriers out of the way especially when it rains

[@Trailsoffroad]

Yeah, the city sprawl took away what once was and now is none.

[@Mr.GetDough.]

Man, I love your videos!! Just a few days ago I bought a 2021 Jeep Willys! I’ve never done any off roading before but am very eager to start! I have no experience off roading and wanted to know if you think I would be able to complete the Santiago’s Peak In Orange County and other trails with my Jeep and lack of off roading skills? What do you think? Hope to hear back!

[@Trailsoffroad]

You should be fine. But if you don't live close by, call the rangers office first to make sure it is open. With all the rain, they have a tendency to close the gates for a few weeks. Enjoy your Jeep.

[@WorldFamous4x4]

Congratulations on your WIlly's! We just purchased the same Jeep to build out but ours is an EcoDiesel! Looking forward to seeing you on the trails! 🙌🏁

[@fattuke]

awesome video!! which trail do you think a forester can handle?

[@Trailsoffroad]

You would be fine on 3N16... Also check out Main divide (when it fully reopens from the fires) www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/1049-3n16-holcomb-valley

[@Titantramp4u]

An 2018 Raptor on order and I've never owned a 4wd before...I've owned 2wd prerunners for 30 years but those worked great desert running. So looking to expand my driving with some easy 4wd trails...AND yes I know the Raptor in very big and it's not a jeep..:) Burbank based so any So. Cal trails interest me, thanks!

[@Trailsoffroad]

A lot of these trails would be perfect for your Raptor.

[@Titantramp4u]

Thank you!

[@chrissagredo7129]

Man with all that tech these trails would be easy for your raptor lol

[@Titantramp4u]

Oh yeah...right now the limiting factor is me! ha..ha...

[@sothickitssickk]

Titantramp4u how were the trails? Im thinking about going as well. Its been 10 months, update us on ur raptor!

[@tacotrek7341]

Thanks for making this video. I'm just getting into off roading so looking for new places venture off to. Are you allowed to camp in Holcomb valley? Like go off on a trail and then just set up camp at a nice scenic spot?

[@Trailsoffroad]

You are allowed to dispersed camp in Holcomb Valley almost anywhere. But you are not allowed open wood fires. You should also confirm that you can have a propane fire before heading out. In bad fire times, they will stop this too. As for great camping spots along 3N16, there is some really good spots just west of 3N14. There is even better spots off of 3N12 and 3N12C which you can find at www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/1049-3n16-holcomb-valley by click on the GPS track on the map. There is also a couple good spots overlooking Big Bear lake off of 2N71. But you can't get very far off the trail on these ones. Now some of my favorites for dispersed camping are off 3N07A. But don't get to far back in the woods if traveling alone. The trail gets sort of hard.

[@tacotrek7341]

trailsoffroad.com where would I be able to off road and have an open fire? Kennedy Meadows? Monache Meadows?

[@Trailsoffroad]

It is more about the time of the year... You will have to check with any forestry service to ensure you can have an wood fire. Big Bear does allow this at some point during the year, but you will need to check with the Discovery Center to find out. As far as where at this time of the year? Almost all the forests will be the same limitations. But you can always go out to the deserts. There is almost no limitations there. There is a work around, if propane camp stoves are allowed, you can but the below link which is considered a Camp Stove... I own one and it is nice for the forests here in the summer time when wood fires are banned. www.amazon.com/Camco-58031-Campfire-Portable-Propane/dp/B000O51VJ0/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1508479204&sr=8-2&keywords=little+red+campfire

[@Trailsoffroad]

Let us check with some of our local writers and find out. I would think that right now, you would NOT want to have any open fire with the terrible fire disasters going on.

[@davidparkphotography7605]

trailsoffroad.com No worries. I wont be using a camp fire. Bummer but rather not risk anything this dry season. Thanks and keep posting new videos.

[@lewade11]

Just FYI the first trail (the first two links you shared in the description) appear not to be accessible to the public at least according to the links you shared. The directions to the trail lead me to a road that says it is a private road for authorized access only.

[@Trailsoffroad]

Hey David, head over to our website and search 3S04 in the top right. From there you can click on the maps of the parts of the trails. As for the private road, I need more details.

[@sinuonkang8960]

Excited to get started hitting the trails, but will my stock 2wd sequoia be good?

[@Trailsoffroad]

There is plenty a 2wd vehicle with high ground clearance can do. But make sure you research the areas first. Use our website and stick to the trails that are 1 and 2's.

[@sinuonkang8960]

Thanks so much! I will check out the site you recommended 🙏

[@keithheinzig4413]

Since the fires in holy Jim it has been closed off and most of it had been paved so there’s only a little dirt now :((

[@Trailsoffroad]

yeah, sad with what happened there.

[@garrettvosburg5361]

Unfortunately Holy Jim Trail is closed till September 2020. And 3S04 Main Divide road is closed as well for probably longer. At least 3N16 is open cheers.

[@Trailsoffroad]

Yeah, part of northern part of Main Divide is open. Head over to our webpage for more details.

[@carlossierra9331]

I’m new to the game and I was wondering if my 99 ranger would be able to do this . It’s not a 4x4 :(

[@Trailsoffroad]

Head over to our website. There you will find all the details you need to determine what trails you can and can't do. You should find the link in the video description

[@gorillahd9247]

1000th like!

[@Trailsoffroad]

Thank you!!!

[@AllGoodJoey]

Hey buddy I got a 2004 tacoma prerunner and I'm wondering if can't make it up to the harder trails where you said to camp can I just camp out on all of the easy spots you mentioned?

[@Trailsoffroad]

If 4wd, you will likely be fine for all the trails. Check out the trails in better detail on our website. You can find the links in the description of the video.

[@OffRoadOverlandCamping]

I want to know your top 10 trails that are within a 3 hour drive of OC or LA.

[@Trailsoffroad]

Ron, hit me up. We can talk through it as the list varys a lot. --- Josh

[@pandafranchise]

Is camping allowed off of all these trails? or just miller?

[@Trailsoffroad]

You can camp at the below, but some have restrictions. Main Divide - Camping is allowed - No Fires of any kind Lockwood Creek - Camping is allowed - Check with forest service about fires. Wood fires might not be allowed. Miller Jeep Trail - Camping is allowed - Check with forest service about fires. Wood fires might not be allowed. Trabuco Canyon - No camping on the trail, but there is a campground about 1/2 miles from the trail entrance. 3N16 - Camping is allowed - Check with forest service about fires. Wood fires might not be allowed. Azusa - No Camping Allowed.

[@Livinoutdoors_]

Also how do you find these trails ? I seen the letter with numbers ?? Thanks

[@Trailsoffroad]

All the information on these trails is on our website - www.trailsoffroad.com. You can also get information about each area if you look up above in the video description.

[@tvplease8629]

For the easy stuff do you rec letting some air out of the tires?

[@Trailsoffroad]

I always recommend offroading with your vehicle setup the exact same way. So air down to the same PSI each time, disconnect sway bars, and do your other tasks. This helps people learn how their vehicle reacts and when reaction times are important, they will know how to react. --- Josh

[@cabanas53]

Azuza does not look like that anymore there’s a lot more water so a lot of the mud pits aren’t available. Still a good place to take the family for a cook out and a a good place for ATVs and canams

[@Trailsoffroad]

Yeah, they keep saying they will lower the water. Not sure it will ever happen again.

[@octico]

Holy Jim is on fire right so I would recommend staying out.

[@Trailsoffroad]

Yes, please allow all the space needed to the fire fighters.

[@marroquinjonathan88]

Would any of these trails be ok for a 2wd tacoma? Im a total noob, but would like to try an easy trail just to get out.

[@Trailsoffroad]

You can go up Saddleback via Maple Springs Road. Also, Holy Jim, 3N16 would be fine too.

[@justSOLEDout]

Which one of these trails do you think a 2wd would be able to do...? not looking to do serious off roading. Just looking to drive my truck out to a trail!

[@Trailsoffroad]

check out saddle back or 3N16. The links are in the description of the video.

[@dubzach619]

lockers needes for any of these trails

[@Trailsoffroad]

As for the required lines, everything in the video can be done open front and rear. Miller Jeep Trail has the hardest required lines but with a good spotter you will likely have no issues. Everything shot here was in a 01 Jeep Wrangler open front and rear. Now, just off the required lines for a majority of these areas are much harder optional lines / trails. Thus most of these areas can offer a great challenge for the more extreme crowd and at the same time provide plenty of enjoyment for the everyone else making them great group areas to wheel.

[@NickSharpe]

I second that! 90% of what's out here can be handled with open difs or LSD (as in Limited Slip Differential for all the 'ol hippies reading this). We do have our mini-Rubicons, so ya need gear and skill - but I've seen skill beat gear, so there's that... (not me, yet LOL!)

[@aleishapearson9024]

Hi! I was thinking about checking out the main divide road trail in Orange County. I have a stock 4Runner Off Road and stock tires/suspension. I haven’t off-road before and I would be by myself. Do you think I would be able to do it and anything special I need to do such as airing down tires?

[@Trailsoffroad]

You should be fine. But first check out our website as it would give you these details. The link is in the description above

[@aleishapearson9024]

@@Trailsoffroad oh awesome thank you so much! Love the videos and will check out the site

[@NickSharpe]

Bummer about Crash Flats water crossing... Now there's a new bridge with 50 yards of asphalt on each end. Something about too many rescues... Maybe Holcomb Creek after all this rain and snow 3N16 at 3N93 (3N08 on VUM)

[@Trailsoffroad]

Yeah, it was disappointed to see it go in. The logic behind why the bridge was required was even worse. But if the option is to have a bridge or no trail, I will take the bridge. Now, there is some okay water crossing on 1N09, they get going really good in the spring. We recently added that trail to our website recently if you would like more information.

[@NickSharpe]

yes 1N09 is a long drive! And there are some water crossings in the shade. Last time I patrolled (which is kinda what I do, I live in GVL) was November so there wasn't much water. This recent storm has my creek ragin' like a river so maybe this weekend, I'll patrol again (before the next storm hits). Wanna make a safari out of it? I start from 330 because that's closest to me - LMK

[@Trailsoffroad]

Maybe, but I am pretty booked right now. Let me know what day you go, maybe some of the crew would like to join.

[@NickSharpe]

trailsoffroad.com something to consider! Sunday best before noon. Who's in?

[@mondo650]

where do you mount your camera?

[@Trailsoffroad]

For hard mounts, usually front bumper and rear bumper where you see nothing else. But most of the time it is hand held.

[@method8607]

Anybody know if any of these trails are still open during quarantine?

[@Trailsoffroad]

Best thing to do is call the ranger offices for each area. The office is on our website.

[@islongpig18]

do a video Top offroad shop at OC and LA

[@Trailsoffroad]

Not a bad idea

[@chrisrod52]

Are any of these trail 2 wheel drive friendly? 2016 chevy with toyo mud tires. On a level kit

[@bragnonymous]

Holy Jim and Azusa for sure. Miller is on the tougher side, as would be Rowher Flats. I havent done the rest, but tried to last week.

[@_Greasyzoku_]

I don’t think they’ll let you in to Azusa without showing them your rig is 4wd

[@slysimon8533]

Greasy Style is this true?

[@juancha79]

I just got a 1992 toyota truck v6. I live in van Nuys. I would like to go from arrowhead lake to big bear. does anyone can guide me to there.? my truck is an stock one. but its summer. do you think I can make it>? can someone go with me? please help

[@Trailsoffroad]

There is no easy trail between the two. Your best bet is to go around to running springs and take 3N16 up from there.. All the trails can be found on our website www.trailsoffroad.com

[@juancha79]

thank you for the info.

[@brandoncano5027]

Can stock 4x4’s make it to azuza canyon ?

[@Trailsoffroad]

Best thing to do is head over to the trailsoffroad website. There you will find a ton of details. But at the same time you might want to check with them first to see how high the water is. Link - www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/1044-azusa-canyon-svra

[@aconman26]

Any of these trails good for 2wd trucks? especially around this time?

[@Trailsoffroad]

Use the trailsoffroad website. There you can find trails that are good for you and what type of stuff you are looking for.

[@aconman26]

@@Trailsoffroad thank you very much for the response. Its appreciated

[@18wheelinredneck69]

Would a 2wd truck ok to run any of these trails?

[@Trailsoffroad]

William, Please see the website for more details. You can find the links to the trails in the information section (above) for this video. As for trails a 2wd can do, likely 3N16 and main divide would be fine.

[@spearroad]

How do you access main divide road??

[@Trailsoffroad]

The links to the trails are above in the description. At those links, it has all the information to get there and what to expect once there.

[@YoYoYoyo-cv1ft]

Hate to ask this but are any of these doable for a 2wd ford ranger?

[@Trailsoffroad]

Yes, Trabuco can easily be done in 2wd. 3N16 is also another trail. But you might need to air down to add traction. If you stick to the east side of 3N16 you will be fine. That is 3N14 and east. Also check out Gold Fever Trail. All this information can be found at www.trailsoffroad.com

[@Trailsoffroad]

Please note, parts of Trabuco is closed right now for renovations.

[@pabloescobar1287]

How do you get up to main divide road

[@Trailsoffroad]

Jump on to our website, all the information you need is there. Link to the page is www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/1993-main-divide-middle-section-to-saddleback-3s04

[@djp1234]

Main divide road is closed. Any idea when it will reopen?

[@Trailsoffroad]

The northern part is open, but they close it for weather including wind. The southern part is closed due to the Holy Fire..

[@lincolnlee6870]

@@Trailsoffroad how do you know what's open or closed on the trailsoffroad site?

[@Trailsoffroad]

@@lincolnlee6870 Click on the trails. In the box on the top left we try to keep up to date if the trail is open or closed. We also list out the rangers office or other information if you want to call them yourself to verify.

[@yurigarate532]

I HAVE A TOYOTA TACOMA 01 4X2 CAN I OFF ROAD WITH THIS TRUCK?PLEASE ADVICE..

[@Trailsoffroad]

A lot of people use 2wd Tacoma's to offroad.

[@yurigarate532]

@@Trailsoffroad thank you...

[@Jessetheoutdoorman]

Lockwood creek is NOT in LA county. It's in Ventura County / Kern.

[@Trailsoffroad]

Thank you,

[@keithlivingston1221]

They closed a lot of Trabucco, and consider water ways trespassing now... Sad...

[@projectkod]

the fire then the rain...

[@keithlivingston1221]

@@projectkod I noticed the no trespassing signs last spring...

[@17143972290]

Do you need an ohv sticker

[@Trailsoffroad]

for what? You can also find the answer maybe to your question by going to the link in the description of the video for the trail you are talking about.

[@OacarBritz-lx1bp]

There is no way they would still let you do this

[@Trailsoffroad]

Yeah, it is getting harder every day. Which is the reason everyone needs to speak up.

[@julestrdprodjimavicpro2869]

thanks for the tips! they all look like great locations! I live in the 818 so I think Azuza Canyon is my first stop! voodoobluetacolife19

[@Trailsoffroad]

Have fun!

[@xmo552]

@@Trailsoffroad Have you got any recommendations for the area around Monterey to SF? (Besides Hollister)

[@sterlingbeale2522]

Too bad Holy Jim is shut down

[@Trailsoffroad]

Yeah, we are hoping this year is the year

[@collaborationexperimentati9227]

Having chatted with you on here and on FB I thought you seemed like a cool guy, but meeting you on trail was a disappointment. The kid we were wheeling with buys your maps and was excited to meet you, but we barely got a hello. We don’t hoof it out of camp for every group that comes off JB. Hopefully it was just a busy day.

[@Trailsoffroad]

Sorry, you felt that way, I usually try to talk to people and hang out when I have time. I like getting to know people and getting out with them. I talked with your wife I believe it was, she had pink hair, for a good 5 to 10 minutes as we waiting for the group to finish the trail. When you walked up, you caught us as we were discussing how to get people home and we were tired for a long day on the trails. But we still talked about your campsite and I thought it was a cool spot to dispersed camp and we talked about your channel you started. Sorry,I wish I had more time but we had several people that in our group that was needed to get off the trails quickly as it was late in the day we were all tired since it started at 5am.

[@collaborationexperimentati9227]

@@Trailsoffroad ha, she always gets the good stuff 😀 guess I was too slow up the hill. You did look a bit worn out. Next time I'm gonna get your autograph then!😀🤪

[@Trailsoffroad]

Sounds like a plan

[@collaborationexperimentati9227]

@@Trailsoffroad lol movie star.

[@collaborationexperimentati9227]

@@Trailsoffroad you're almost famous you know.

[@alfredojimenez4425]

Brahhhhh Nahhhh dont burn out the spot brah

[@Trailsoffroad]

which one?

[@Sithlord224]

To bad Holy Jim is all blocked off you cant do shit there now

[@Trailsoffroad]

Yeah, we are not happy about it either

[@OacarBritz-lx1bp]

Off-road is illegal in California

[@Trailsoffroad]

Yeah, it is getting harder every day. Which is the reason everyone needs to speak up.