Riding the Sand Ramp at Grand Avenue
Grand Avenue sand ramp access procedures, entry fees, and tire pressure checks for Oceano Dunes SVRA vehicles.
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Riding Pier Avenue in Oceano
Riding Pier Avenue in Oceano with an off-highway vehicle requires following specific designated access routes to the dunes.
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Getting From a Campsite to the Dunes Legally
California vehicle laws explain when off-highway vehicles can legally travel on public roads from campsites to dunes.
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Riding County Roads Around Lone Pine
California vehicle laws for off-highway vehicles explain legal routes connecting trails and town amenities near Lone Pine.
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Riding County Roads Around Bishop
California county road laws for off-highway vehicles around Bishop explain allowed routes, combined-use highways, and legal crossings.
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Inyo’s 10 Miles and Why They Lapsed
Inyo County’s lapsed ten-mile off-highway vehicle pilot program and its broader implications for California recreation.
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Which Agencies Can Ask CHP for a Designation
Combined-use highway designations let off-highway vehicle riders access public roads through approvals from the California Highway Patrol.
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Why the Director of Parks Can Designate a Route
California law empowers the Director of Parks to designate specific roads for off-highway vehicle access between trails.
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Riding a Designated Route From the Dunes to a Store
California OHV rules explain how off-highway vehicle riders can legally navigate designated routes to local stores.
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What Happens When You Hit the 3-Mile Limit
California combined-use highways permit off-highway vehicle travel up to three miles to connect separate trail systems safely.
