An ATV Hooray for Hollister Hills
Hollister Hills State Recreation Area exists for ATV people. It is all about the ride! There are spots for motorcyclists, ATVers, OHVers. You can enjoy the land rise from about 600 feet to nearly 2,500 feet. ATVs can be driven from dawn to dusk, though you can camp in the park. If there are any ATV problems or breakdowns the party on the ATV is responsible to remove it before nightfall.
The park has to main areas: the Upper and Lower Ranch. The Lower Ranch is a designated ATV area. It is a 2,400-acre set aside for motorcycle and ATV use exclusively. With 64 miles of trails, hills to climb, practice motocross track, mini-bike and mini-track trails, there is just all an ATV family needs for a good time. There are washout stations at the campsites and day use areas. Even though you can camp, you can only drive sunup to sunset.
The Upper Ranch can be reserved for special events by riding clubs or groups. This may restrict access to the area, but there should be notices at the main park office. Trails, tracks, buildings, equipment and more are all maintained by the State Vehicular Recreation Division, restrooms, water, first aid, search and rescue, more. There is much behind the scene work done to make an unforgettable experience for the ATV family. The State wants to promote responsible ATVing, and what better way than to make the ATV experience just about perfect. This is a very nice way to introduce anyone into ATVing.
Hollister Hills State Recreation Area exists for ATV people. It is all about the ride! There are spots for motorcyclists, ATVers, OHVers. You can enjoy the land rise from about 600 feet to nearly 2,500 feet. ATVs can be driven from dawn to dusk, though you can camp in the park. If there are any ATV problems or breakdowns the party on the ATV is responsible to remove it before nightfall.
The park has to main areas: the Upper and Lower Ranch. The Lower Ranch is a designated ATV area. It is a 2,400-acre set aside for motorcycle and ATV use exclusively. With 64 miles of trails, hills to climb, practice motocross track, mini-bike and mini-track trails, there is just all an ATV family needs for a good time. There are washout stations at the campsites and day use areas. Even though you can camp, you can only drive sunup to sunset.
The Upper Ranch can be reserved for special events by riding clubs or groups. This may restrict access to the area, but there should be notices at the main park office. Trails, tracks, buildings, equipment and more are all maintained by the State Vehicular Recreation Division, restrooms, water, first aid, search and rescue, more. There is much behind the scene work done to make an unforgettable experience for the ATV family. The State wants to promote responsible ATVing, and what better way than to make the ATV experience just about perfect. This is a very nice way to introduce anyone into ATVing.
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