Eldorado National Forest

[Photo]: Collage of Jeepers enjoying the Rubicon OHV Trail. 2004 Photography by Amy L. Reid, USFS.

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Eldorado National Forest
100 Forni Road
Placerville, CA 95667
530-622-5061
530-642-5122 TTY

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530-644-6048

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Recreational Activities: Motorized Use Trails

Rubicon OHV Trail

[Photo]: Two Jeeps travel down a section of the Rubicon OHV Trail. 2004 Photography by Amy L. Reid, USFS. Remember to tread lightly. The Rubicon OHV Trail is widely recognized as the premiere OHV route in the United States. This trans-Sierra route from northern El Dorado County to Lake Tahoe was the focus of several government agencies and OHV user groups during 2000 and 2001. An extremely successful trail reconstruction and maintenance project was completed by all the interested parties on the Lake Tahoe end of the trail during 2001.

[Photo]: A Jeeper crawls down a rock slab on the Rubicon OHV Trail. 2004 Photography by Amy L. Reid, USFS. A Cooperative Partnership in Action...

Jurisdictional and environmental issues relating to the trail exist on the western end of the trail in El Dorado County. El Dorado County, the U.S. Forest Service, along with a vast coalition of individuals, private landowners, clubs, and other user group organizations are currently working together to solve these issues.

Together, we can make the Rubicon OHV Trail a showplace of responsible four-wheeling at its best.

For more information on the projects, history, and events on the Trail check out these links.

El Dorado County Parks Rubicon Trail Page

USDA Forest Service - Eldorado National Forest
Last Modified: Monday, 25 April 2005 at 18:07:08 EDT