Rubicon Trail
Rubicon Trail
Welcome to the World Famous Rubicon Trail, an approximate 17 miles of rough, rocky terrain! This trail is very technical and requires finesse and a capable rig to get through. Some of the most beautiful views in California are accessed through this trail. During our trip, you will see Buck Island Lake, a gorgeous lake that only few will see in their lifetime. A camping trip on this trail will allow you to stay at the Rubicon Springs, a BEAUTIFUL campground in the middle of the Sierra's, directly along a natural creek. Even if you visit this trail once, it will definitely be a trip you DO NOT want to miss out on! Rated 10/10 for difficulty.
Barret Lake
A short, but gem of a trail! Barret lake, is rated 6/10 for difficulty. This trial is also technical and requires careful attention, especially in the rock garden! The best part of this trail (aside from the absolutely beautiful view of Barret Lake) is that you have an opportunity to see a piece of history. Upon arrival at the lake, we will accompany you on a short hike from the lake to the B17-C Crash Site. The debris from this crash site has been here since 1941! It's like walking into a time machine. You will be able to touch and see the debris of this genuine bomber, which has been well preserved over the years. Of course, we respect this site and DO NOT remove anything from it.
Barker Meadows OHV
An approximate 5.5 mile trail of moderate challenges! This trail is great for those who want a smooth ride with the occasional technical route. If you want simple access to a beautiful view, this trail is for you! rated 4/10 for difficulty.
Hell Hole Reservoir
An approximate 8 miles of challenging terrain, leading to the beautiful hell hole reservoir on the Rubicon River! Wheel to this outdoor paradise and enjoy a good day fishing! Rated 4/10 for difficulty.