South Who rides Hungry Valley?
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Hungry Valley is a state operated OHV park.
Gorman is the town. Well actually it's three gas stations and two fast food restaurants and a freeway exit.
Hungry Valley SVRA is connected to Los Padres National Forest which contains many single track trails to get away from the park... however it may be closed when you get here.
Not suggesting you not visit Hungry Valley SVRA... but there are some amazing riding areas within a few hours of there that would blow your mind.... if you have the time to explore them.
Enjoy your visit
Gorman is the town. Well actually it's three gas stations and two fast food restaurants and a freeway exit.
Hungry Valley SVRA is connected to Los Padres National Forest which contains many single track trails to get away from the park... however it may be closed when you get here.
Not suggesting you not visit Hungry Valley SVRA... but there are some amazing riding areas within a few hours of there that would blow your mind.... if you have the time to explore them.
Enjoy your visit
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Hungry Valley is fun, if you avoid the weekends. Gets very crowded. As Jeff said above, there is lots of riding within 1 1/2 - 2 hours from here. Where are you staying on your visit?
yea a lot of yahoos do go there but there is some fun stuff. this was one of the easier trails i rode...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NFXAO-bS08
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NFXAO-bS08
If you have a trail guide, the LPNF (Attached to Hungry Valley) is just endless singletrack and technical mountain climbing. Really awesome stuff there, just not something I'd do alone.
Yep, any general interest in mountain riding and you should spend the day exploring Arrowhead and big bear.
Lots of good stuff in arrowhead without the extra drive. Same terrain as hungry valley, Desert Mountain. - BIG DAN
Yep, any general interest in mountain riding and you should spend the day exploring Arrowhead and big bear.
Lots of good stuff in arrowhead without the extra drive. Same terrain as hungry valley, Desert Mountain. - BIG DAN
maybe we should hit it together then big D ! hahaIf you have a trail guide, the LPNF (Attached to Hungry Valley) is just endless singletrack and technical mountain climbing. Really awesome stuff there, just not something I'd do alone.
Yep, any general interest in mountain riding and you should spend the day exploring Arrowhead and big bear.
Lots of good stuff in arrowhead without the extra drive. Same terrain as hungry valley, Desert Mountain. - BIG DAN
hey bro
Im staying wherever I decide to go, camping/motels etc all sorts, Im mainly going to be riding south CA and Mid. I really want to head to Nevada and Utah but I may not have enough time to squeeze it all in and don't want to miss out on what CA has to offer by rushing around everywhere
Jim
Thankyou bro for the info really appreciate it!Hungry Valley is a state operated OHV park.
Gorman is the town. Well actually it's three gas stations and two fast food restaurants and a freeway exit.
Hungry Valley SVRA is connected to Los Padres National Forest which contains many single track trails to get away from the park... however it may be closed when you get here.
Not suggesting you not visit Hungry Valley SVRA... but there are some amazing riding areas within a few hours of there that would blow your mind.... if you have the time to explore them.
Enjoy your visit
If you had a few mins it would be awesome if you could pm me the amazing places you talk of !
jim
BIGDAN and I live close in the high desert... Apple Valley. This is 2 hours east of Gorman... near Johnson Valley, Stoddard Wells, Big Bear, Arrowhead... and places we cannot mention in public... LOL
Tour guide is our hobby... feel free to look me up when your trip gets nearer and you know where and when you'll be here.
This link will help with staging, maps and weather for many well known Socal riding areas....
http://ridersonline.org/2012/smf/index.php/board,6.0.html
Tour guide is our hobby... feel free to look me up when your trip gets nearer and you know where and when you'll be here.
This link will help with staging, maps and weather for many well known Socal riding areas....
http://ridersonline.org/2012/smf/index.php/board,6.0.html
i think it was this one...Post the piece of video where you helped me across that ledge!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVOfMN-ELLs
hey jim that is the stuff that is up top of gormon in the LPNF... los padres national forest. but it is closed due to snow some times of the year. vid starts getting real good at 6 min
or maybe its on this one rack...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lrvw_tj5eSs
ok that one is not is this must be...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lee9SldLabQ
been a while and i suffer from CRS syndrome so
but its gotta be in one of em 
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i will defenatly be in touch Bolt, I have already got plans with big D! Would be awesome to show me some secret spots
i won't tell anyone ! Promise ! I only live 5000 miles away haha