How an Incidental Take Permit Reopened Oceano Dunes
An Incidental Take Permit explains how Oceano Dunes reopened vehicle access while protecting western snowy plovers.
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The 2026 Closure at California’s Oceano Dunes
Oceano Dunes 2026 closure rules explain riding access, beach restrictions, and how to verify active park boundaries before traveling.
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Oceano Dunes and California’s Snowy Plover
Western snowy plover habitat protections at Oceano Dunes explain where riding is allowed and how to avoid closures.
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California OHV Areas in the National Forests
California national forest OHV rules explain how to read motor vehicle use maps and find legal ATV riding areas.
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Camping at a California SVRA
Camping at a California State Vehicular Recreation Area explains park locations, rules, and facilities for off-highway vehicle riders.
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California Riding Seasons by Region
California regional riding seasons explain how to plan motorcycle trips around desert heat, mountain snow, and changing trail access.
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Ocotillo Wells: California’s Free SVRA
Ocotillo Wells State Vehicular Recreation Area details boundary rules, route planning, terrain conditions, and free desert riding preparations.
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Hollister Hills, California’s Oldest SVRA
Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreation Area details riding zones, terrain types, and vehicle rules for San Benito County.
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Hungry Valley SVRA North of Los Angeles
Hungry Valley State Vehicular Recreation Area near Gorman offers hills, valleys, and dirt routes for off-highway vehicles.
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Glamis and the Imperial Sand Dunes
The Imperial Sand Dunes trip planning details cover permits, riding areas, vehicle prep, and safety rules for Glamis.
