Places to Camp and Ride in Southern California

OHV Guide - Rincon Shortcut Trail

Closed until further notice 5-16-08 Edison Work

Info: Rincon Shortcut Route highlighted in yellow below is a general map of the area, this is a fire road that goes from Highway 39 to Highway 2 a permit is required. You start out the ride at about 1600 feet and quickly climb to almost 5000 feet then drop down to about 2800 feet where there is a creek about mile 20 or so, then you continue your climb up to highway 2 where your almost back at about 5000 feet.

Location: You can catch the Rincon trail either from the highway 39 side, just pass the ranger station for the Azusa Canyon OHV area, or you can catch it on the highway 2 Side, either way you need to get a pass and combination to the locked gate

GPS Positions and Pictures: click here

Pictures:

  

  

Pictures from Past Trips:

Rincon Shortcut Trail June 29, 2007 - Another "Night Run" Very dusty but a great 40 mile ride to the creek and back, not too many pictures

Rincon Trail May 11, 2007 "Night Run" - First night run with bikes and quads, very dusty no wind

March 25,2006 Rincon Trail Bikes and Quads

February 19, 2006 Rincon Trail by Trucks with Snow

July 2, 2005 Rincon Trail by Trucks

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