The Alturas recreation area provides a memorable experience for any ATV enthusiast. With beautiful evergreen forests, high desert plains, and the rocky terrain created by ancient lava flows, your ATV ride will be varied and fun
California now requires that ATVs that are driven on federally managed lands be "greenstickered". Meaning the ATV is registered in either California or if you're only visiting it needs to be registered in your home state. ATVers all over California flock to take on and master these breathtaking trails. The trails in Alturas can be quite challenging so before you take it on, be sure to review these safety measures.
Whether you are an brand new to riding an ATV or you're a seasoned ATV rider with many years of riding under your belt, be sure that you are prepared to handle the terrain properly so that your ride will be both safe and exciting.
On these trails that have steep areas, be sure to never ride too close to another ATVer, as this could end up in disaster for both of you. It is common for ATVs to slip backwards on particularly challenging hills and trails. If following to closely, this could spell disaster for you, the other rider and your vehicles. Simply keeping your distance from another rider during a climb will eliminate that problem.
Additional benefits exist with this ATV experience to see herds of Mule Deer and Pronghorn Antelope. The historic Indian sites and roaming wildlife simply add to this great outdoor experience. If you like wildlife, beautiful countryside, and tons of hills with rugged terrain, you will want to ride the Alturas for your next ATV ride!
California now requires that ATVs that are driven on federally managed lands be "greenstickered". Meaning the ATV is registered in either California or if you're only visiting it needs to be registered in your home state. ATVers all over California flock to take on and master these breathtaking trails. The trails in Alturas can be quite challenging so before you take it on, be sure to review these safety measures.
Whether you are an brand new to riding an ATV or you're a seasoned ATV rider with many years of riding under your belt, be sure that you are prepared to handle the terrain properly so that your ride will be both safe and exciting.
On these trails that have steep areas, be sure to never ride too close to another ATVer, as this could end up in disaster for both of you. It is common for ATVs to slip backwards on particularly challenging hills and trails. If following to closely, this could spell disaster for you, the other rider and your vehicles. Simply keeping your distance from another rider during a climb will eliminate that problem.
Additional benefits exist with this ATV experience to see herds of Mule Deer and Pronghorn Antelope. The historic Indian sites and roaming wildlife simply add to this great outdoor experience. If you like wildlife, beautiful countryside, and tons of hills with rugged terrain, you will want to ride the Alturas for your next ATV ride!
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