Good video, I've been on most those trails. One thing I'd like to add, the cattle in Rattle Snake Canyon are not just free range cattle. They are owned and raised by a great guy named Billy and they are how he feeds his family. So please show respect (as you should anyway) to the live stock. Thank you.

Keep these spaces open. Take care and spread it as you go.

Did a few of these trails in the 1980s in my 79 Ford F-150, 3-on-the-tree.. I lived in Phelan and did the dirt road from there to Lytle Creek Middle Fork a lot.

Just bought my first Jeep Rubicon... getting it lifted and modified next month. Then i'm off to explore all these trails... thanks for posting this list.

Thank you for this great list of trails! I’ll be hitting these trails with the family in our Forrester.

Thank you! I haven't taken my Jeep out in a while and was looking at some trails to dust off my driving. Very nice, very well communicated.

Man oh man ! What a trip! I was born in '61 in Fontana, Ca, aka the I E ❤, ive been all up an down the great state in vehicles, on foot, air and sea! I could live another 5 lifetimes and still not see all of Cali, baby! 😂

Just did cleghorn road on black Friday and it was a blast! Watched your videos on it. Thanks!

Cleghorn is one of our favorites- great fun

This is an awesome list of easy courses. I didn’t even know half of these existed. Definitely on my to-do list now!

Cleghorn and lytle creek both got rough

Thank you! I have more trails to go with my family now.

I have a problem with #1 cleghorn trail. Depending on what kind of weather the area has experienced, certain areas can be severely rutted out and the optional bypasses aren't marked. Unless you've been down the trail before, you can find yourself going down the wrong trail and wind up facing some fairly nasty terrain for a beginner with no option to turn back. I know. it happened to me.

Cleghorn Trail was fun.. just got to know which sections are the obsticals vs main road or you'll end up having a heart attack like I did down a few sections hahaha.

Thank you very much for this. Can someone overnight camp on these trails?

your making me kinda homesick....lol grew up in the high desert. iv run a lot of these trails subscribed!

Great info...thanks!

Great info! Thanks! I will have to check these out....just as soon as I get the CJ7 smogged LOL!

new to off-roading.... thank you very much for making this video🙏

Another good (and relatively unknown) trail is heading out of Joshua Tree via Geology Tour Road to Dillon Road. It is a moderate trail except for an S-section in the middle that requires 4WD and decent clearance. We take this path out of J Tree whenever we visit. 2008 JKU, 35s, ARB lockers, Warn, etc.

Nice 4x4 trails out here ,also old shacks, old trailers , homesteads , also Houser Geobeds . The roads are Milapitas road ,Skyline Rd. Butterfield trail . A word of caution some roads are all deep sand wash roads .

Did Old Dale rd recently. Went up into BLM land great trail after crossing the lake bed. Also really fun leaving JT was Berdoo Canyon from Geology Rd leaving south bound and dumping out on Dillon Rd next to the 10. Informative Radio info 🙏🏻 insights on the new 50V2 would be awesome. Yes reading my manual 😂.

I was just telling me wife that we need to go into Socal for for trails. We live in Vegas, so, not far. Excellent video, my dude!

Thanks for posting this! I will bookmark it and refer back. Us noobs need something like this!

I highly recommend the upper coyote canyon in the Anza borrego desert state park. 2 wheel drive with a little skill can do it.

My 2wd Toyota pickup can do half these trails. I have General Grabber AT2 offroad tires & drove all of Holcomb Valley & Big Bear to San Gorgonio dirt forest roads. Need to air down for sand but i avoid sand, mud & snow now.

I've always wanted to get into off roading..and have recently bought my first Jeep, an '04 TJ...but when I see a trail like Black Bear Pass, it makes me second guess cause i'm not real good with heights. It was really nice to know there are some trails to start off on that aren't quite so extreme :)

Just what I was looking for👍👍😎🇺🇸

Thanks so much for making this video! I really want to take advantage of the trails that I can with my Nissan Rogue to hold me over till I can get a truck

You know of any easy spots that might have some fishing to be had? Looking to take my family out into nature and love fishing!

Nice!!

This is awesome and the exact type of off-roading I am looking to do, thank you for sharing! Getting my first Jeep soon!

Extremely informative. More vids like this please!

Great info! Watched the cleghorn video and I can’t wait to tackle all these trails. Keep the videos coming 🤙🏽

Thank you! This is exactly what I needed.

Cool shot at 3:14-3:18 of an old building with CA flag. Would love to check that out!

DISFRUTA QUE EL TIEMPO VUELA

Love this channel one of my favorite man Specila this video

Surprised Bee Canyon in Hemet isn't on here.

Great video... I hope to eventually do each one of these!! Thanks again!!

Will be taking my yj to all these this summer!

Good video, good trail list!

3N45 is in my backyard. I have taken it routinely to get around traffic on the 15. I wouldnt consider it a 4x4 trail since I have seen a Prius & a truck towing a boat going down it. But I have seen the careless sacrifice their oil pans to the Trail Gods

Some of these look like good moderate prerunner trails. I live in TN, not alot of good prerunning places here, more 4x4 trails than anything else.

Just one way ? Can you expect vehicles coming from other directions , especially the narrow spots?

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Nice job. Can you make one for Northern California please. Thank you

I have a bone stock 2002 4Runner 4WD. I'm definitely a rook/novice, which do you recommend for a first go around close to LA/OC county (Family friendly trail would be a plus). By the way, so glad this video was made, thank you. Love the great content and production that went into it.

Which ones of these are doable with a Subaru Forester with 8.7" clearance?

Wasn't this video posted a while ago? Either way, keep it up

Might want to drive these on my cute-ute.

Excellent review

Are utvs allowed on these routes? Appreciate you sharing. 👍🏼

Thanks for the video. Great job.

Does anyone know if I can take my fully stock 4Runner SR5 premium w part time 4x4????? I’m excite

Excellent review.

I have a BMW X5 all wheel drive. Any on this list I should not do?

Do you think a Subaru Impreza premium manage #9, #8, and/or #6?

Awesome

Old dale ed is cool too.

cool collection!

I have a 2001 Toyota Sequoia two-wheel drive what is the best trail out of the top 10 for me to go and try out and when should I stop on the top 10 I would like to try to do them all if possible?

I want to do all of these trails but only have a 2019 Ford F-150, 2WD with an LSD Eaton truetrac in the rear that I upgraded from stock open diff. I’m thinking I can do all of these trails correct?

Do you have to complete the whole trail or is it possible to turn back on some?

I own a 2005 2wd Toyota Tundra I lifted it and put some thick tires in it csn I off road any small road in SoCal out here lol?

Can you do any of this trails on a small SUV like the Tiguan?

Good stuff right here!!

I have a lifted 2014 Tacoma 2WD with KO2 can i go to any of these ?

Can you eat the wild cows? Steaks and seat covers?

Any of these trails good for someone with 0 /nada off road experience?

I have a stock Jeep Liberty (4x4) would it be able to do all for these

Would an 2007 AWD Nissan murano be able to make these trail.

Thank you. Great video

I’ve never been off roading before and I just got a 2015 Nissan Armada 4x4. Can I go on these trails with it? I mean can it handle them? Sorry if it’s a dumb question but I’m totally new to this.

Great, concise vid. Notawasteoftime! lol Thx!

Is there an app that I can download that provides the trails info?

Thank you for compiling this list! Rainbow basin is first on my list to try. Do you think I'd have trouble with any of the other roads (Kramer's loop, etc.) in a stock '05 AWD Honda CR-V?

Is my stock 2019 chevy Silverado with city tires make it there, its a 4x4 but I've done no mods at all

Great trails, right...!

ever go from sun luis az. to rocky point mexico

Sooo i have an AWD Rav4 w All Terrain tires but everything else is stock....are these trails suitable for my vehicle still? I'm most concerned with ground clearance. Any info you can provide on these trails or others in southern CA area is appreciated! Thanks!

Is this a jeep only club? I have a 2020 4x4 Taco..

Would it be safe to take my 2016 Silverado diesel z71 to all these trails? Or you think it’s too heavy too off-road?

Anyone have been drinking in Burnt Peak Forest 7N23 before? Is it easy? Are there any rocks?

Would a 2019 hrv awd be able to handle any of these trails? If so which one?

Would a dually fit in any of those?

Own a 2500 Dodge Ram 4x4 a little lifted want to know if theres a dodge truck offload club that adventures these trails?

Which one is the one in fontana

Can people pull off and camp on any of these trails?

Can you dirt bike at clickhord road to ?

What about orange county area?

Nice video 👍👍

2wd tundra stock height ?

This was a great video as I'm a new comer to the off roading scene. I have a 03 4Runner and was wondering if 2WD would be doable on these trails. Thanks.

Can Acura MDX make it ???

Are these trails open to side by sides like Razors ? Very cool video and thanks for posting it.

Lots of great intel. However I have some questions; is there a list of easier trails on video or books/maps I should look for? I’ll be traveling NM to Northern Cali. I’m leaving Tx in June, taking NM from S to N and then E to W through to the Grand Canyon. Depending on fire season will determine our trip to N to Eureka via W or E side of the Sierra Rockies. Our travel back will be E on 80 to Cheyenne. A jog N to Mt Rushmore n back again. After there we’ll head S past Denver to Pikes Peak area Fire Fighters Memorial. Once done we’ll travel straight back S to home. Any books or maps fr the easy trail would be great for beginners. I own an F-150 King Ranch 4x4 2013. Thx Ret Disable Vet DC1(SW) DW Darling

Lol I did rattlesnake canyon with my 2wd truck, got stuck in snow but did not expect snow to be at the end of the trail.

Awesome list. How about a novice/intermediate trail vid??

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