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Cleveland National Forest
Corral Canyon OHV Area
Ride Location.
Mountain scenery, rocky climbs and a connected trail network make Corral Canyon one of the closest true OHV destinations to San Diego.
Map & directions
Find Corral Canyon OHV Area.
Map pins identify the general riding area. Confirm your legal staging point, route access and current conditions with the land manager before departure.
SD Offroad recommended route
Follow the Corral Canyon loop we rode.
This is a full loop recorded by the SD Offroad Rentals team. Open it in REVER to view and follow the route from your phone, or download the GPX file for another compatible navigation app.
Download the route for offline use before leaving—cell service may be limited in the riding area.
SD Offroad Corral Canyon Loop
This recorded route is a planning aid, not an official land-manager route. Follow posted signs, current closures and vehicle-width restrictions while riding.
Why riders go
Know the terrain before you tow.
Before you leave
Trip planning checklist.
Download the current Forest Service motor-vehicle and trail map before leaving.
Confirm the selected route is open and wide enough for a 72-inch Maverick X3.
Bring an Adventure Pass or other accepted federal recreation pass.
Pack water, food, recovery equipment and offline navigation.
Important riding notes
- Not every trail in the system accommodates a 72-inch side-by-side.
- Wet-weather closures and vehicle-width restrictions can change access.
- Routes are two-way; slow down for blind corners and oncoming traffic.
- USFS-approved spark arresters are required.
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