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R.O.V.E.
Open Off-Road Vehicle Locations
The Riverside County Sheriff's Department GIS team has created a series of maps to identify off-road parks and trails in or near the county. These maps are in a printable PDF format allowing you to scroll and zoom for details.
Riverside County Regional Off-Road Maps
Click a name on the map to view the PDF
Note: The stars on the map roughly approximate the locations of motocross parks in the region.
Please view the detailed maps for more accurate locations and to view other off-road options for trails, 4-wheel-drive roads, street-legal dirt roads, and paved roads
Region or Area Description Map Size Banning / Cabazon
- City of Calimesa, the pass area around the Cities of Beaumont and Banning, and the unincorporated areas of Cabazon, Cherry Valley, Poppet Flats, San Gorgonio, San Timoteo Canyon, Twin Pines and Whitewater.
606 KB Blythe / Colorado River
- Communities included in this area are Desert Center, Eagle Mountain, East Blythe, Hayfield, Midland, Nicholls Warm Springs, Ripley and the Colorado River.
387 KB Elsinore
- City of Lake Elsinore,and the communities of Alberhill, El Cariso, Glen Eden, Glen Ivy Hot Springs, Good Hope, Lakeland Village, Sedco Hills and Wildomar.
659 KB
- Lake Elsinore Motocross Park
31919 Cereal Street
Lake Elsinore, CA 92530
(951) 553-3227- Wildomar OHV Park
Trabuco Ranger District
(951) 736-1811Hemet
- Hemet and San Jacinto and to the unincorporated communities of Aguanga, Anza, Cahuilla, East Hemet, Garner Valley, Gilman Hot Springs, Green Acres, Homeland, Idyllwild, Juniper Flats, Lake Riverside, Lakeview, Mountain Center, Nuevo, Pine Cove, Pine Meadow, Pinyon Pines, Sage, Soboba Hot Springs, Valle Vista and Winchester.
791 KB
- Cahuilla Creek Motocross Park
50100 Hwy 371
Anza, CA 92539
(951) 926-4646Indio
- The eastern half of the Coachella Valley's unincorporated area including Bermuda Dunes, Chiriaco Summit, Desert Beach, Desert Haven, Flowing Wells, Indio Hills, Mecca, North Shore, Oasis, Salton, Sun City, and Thermal. The Indio Station also provides law enforcement services for the City of Coachella, City of La Quinta and the Southern Coachella Valley Community Services District.
584 KB Jurupa Valley
- Corona, Norco, Riverside
713 KB
- Glen Helen Raceway
18585 Verdemont Ranch Road
San Bernardino, CA 92407
(909) 880-3090- Milestone Ranch Motocross Park, Inc.
12685 Holly Street
Riverside, CA 92509
(951) 686-GO-MX (951-686-4669)Moreno Valley
- Moreno Valley
607 KB Palm Desert
- The western half of the Coachella Valley's unincorporated areas of Andreas Hills, Joshua Tree National Park, North Palm Springs, Painted Hills, Pinyon, Sky Valley, Thousand Palms, and the cities of Indian Wells, Palm Desert and Rancho Mirage.
640 KB Perris
- Perris, Canyon Lake, Menifee, Glen Valley, Mead Valley, Romoland and Woodcrest.
753 KB
- Perris Raceway
1205 Burton Road
Perris, CA 92570
(951) 657-7441- Starwest Motocross Park
18700 Lake Perris Drive
Perris, CA 92570
(951) 943-4535Southwest
- City of Temecula, as well as the unincorporated communities of Aguanga, De Luz, French Valley, La Cresta, Menifee, Murrieta Hot Springs, Pechanga, and Rancho California.
708 KB Map Booklet
- The map booklet contains all of the individual maps listed above.
6.32 MB Full Map
- The full map is large because of its detail and may take several minutes to download. Please be patient.
36.43 MB
About R.O.V.E
To stop the offenders in their tracks, the Riverside County Sheriff's Department and the California Department of Parks and Recreation Off-Highway Vehicle Division have received OHV grant funds to conduct off-highway vehicle enforcement throughout Riverside County.
A Message from the Sheriff
"When operating your off-road vehicle, drive or ride it safely. Follow the recommendations provided by the manufacturer, including, wearing a helmet and protective clothing. Always stay alert for other vehicles, take time to survey the course or road you'll be operating on, and be courteous to other riders. Finally, have fun and thanks for visiting us here in Riverside County"
Introduction
Riverside County is the fourth largest county in California and is one of the fastest growing counties in the United States. Combined with many months of sunshine and several hundred square miles of undeveloped land, it's no wonder why so many people choose to make Riverside County their home. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the terrain Riverside County has to offer for their outdoor activities such as riding Off-Highway Vehicles.
The huge influx of OHV use is taking its toll on the County's landscape. No doubt about it, riding OHV's is a fantastic way to enjoy the outdoors, but OHV's can have a damaging effect on private and public property. The need to educate the public and direct them to legal OHV riding areas has never been more important. While enforcement is often necessary, education is the key to safe, legal and responsible OHV recreation. The Riverside County Sheriff's Department encourages owners of OHV's to seek out those legal places to ride and enjoy what Riverside County has to offer.
State of California
Off-Highway Vehicle Education/Enforcement Grants
The Riverside County Sheriff's Department has made OHV education and enforcement a priority. We have the responsibility to protect the rights of private landowners as well as the quality of life for residents who live nearby OHV riding locations. This responsibility also extends to publicly owned lands, some of which are wildlife habitat areas set apart to protect endangered plant and wildlife species.
With grants funded by the California State Parks Off-Highway Division, Riverside County Sheriff's Department personnel have implemented the R.O.V.E., (Riverside County Sheriff's Department Off-Highway Vehicle Enforcement) program. Sheriff's deputies assigned to the R.O.V.E. program will provide OHV education and enforcement on a regular basis throughout the peak riding season.
The R.O.V.E. program is in its third years and is an effective tool to better educate OHV riders while protecting the environment, the tranquility of residential communities, and the property interests of landowners. The men and women of the Riverside County Sheriff's Department appreciate your cooperation in helping us promote safe and legal recreational opportunities for everyone.
R.O.V.E Team
The R.O.V.E. program is comprised of approximately 100 deputy sheriffs who have successfully completed a certified law enforcement ATV course. The goal of the R.O.V.E. program is to educate the public about the proper use of OHV equipment, land use, and enforce the OHV laws when applicable.
Although there are many nearby undeveloped areas that are convenient and accessible to ride your OHV's, the Riverside County Sheriff's Department recommends that you ride your OHV's only on approved OHV riding areas. Remember, in order to ride OHV's on any property, private or public, the OHV rider must have express written permission from the property owner in their possession in order to be in compliance.
Posse Members
Mounted Posse members, who serve the Riverside County Sheriff's Department, assist R.O.V.E. deputies during R.O.V.E. deployments. The combined deployments of ATV and Mounted Posse riders greatly enhance the program's efforts to both educate and enforce the OHV laws.
Trespassing vs. Permission
Riverside County Ordinance 10.12.010 states a person must have written permission from the property owner in their possession in order to ride their vehicles on the property they are on. The fine for the first offense is $100 with fines up to $500. Simply put, unless you have express written permission from the property owner to ride your OHV on the property, you are TRESPASSING.
For more information and a map of approved OHV areas click here www.ohv.parks.ca.gov
If you have any questions concerning the R.O.V.E. program, please call your local Sheriff's Station. If you have any comments, concerns, or questions,
or would like to review a copy of this application please contact us.To report illegal operation of OHV's call the Riverside County Sheriff's Department
non-emergency number at:Riverside County Sheriff's Department Dispatch:
(951) 776-1099 or (800) 950-2444
North County Times article about R.O.V.E.
(North San Diego and Southwest Riverside County columnists)
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