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here is some of my interests and equipment I use when I am off-roading

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• I use a cobra 148 CB. with a steel whip Antennas, I have a 1993 ford ranger pickup 4x4, I also carry my cell phone and a 2-10-40 meter hand held radio just to be safe

  also when I go off-roading I take my camera, and my pistol, and I never go to any off-road trail that I don't know unless there is another Truck with me for safety reasons never go out by your self use the buddy system!

  These are some of my favorite hobbies and things that I love and like to do, I hope you do like them

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  • I like camping, hiking, off-road driving, photography, talking on the citizen's band radio (c.b.), fishing, boating, playing with children, talking on the computer, and anything out-doors.

  • Sitting on top of the local mountains at sunrise or my personal favorite at sunset and watch the city's light come alive, sitting in front of a fire place on a chilly.

  • watching a lightning storm is very nice and story telling to children is another one of my favorites. I also like smelling flowers and walking through the forest and gardens

   

                                                         

  
  Off-Highway Vehicles (OHV)
  Explore the back roads!

  The Angeles National Forest provides 364 miles of designated OHV routes (roads). Because of the many different uses of the Forest and the delicate environment, all OHV travel must be on designated routes and trails or in designated Open Areas.
  
  When off-roading, all vehicles must meet DMV standards for approved mufflers and current registration. Off-highway vehicles such as motorcycles, ATVs and Odysseys must be equipped with approved spark arresters and have valid green stickers. Remember - State law requires that ALL ATV riders wear a helmet.

  • Rowher Flats OHV Area - Santa Clara/Mojave Ranger District
  • Littlerock OHV Area - Santa Clara/Mojave Ranger District
  • San Gabriel OHV Area - San Gabriel Ranger District

  ARE YOU LEAVING A GOOD IMPRESSION?

  • In and around developed sites, give other recreationists the space and quiet you would appreciate. By law you are permitted to exit and enter campgrounds, but not to play on ATV’s and dirt bikes within a campground. If your muffler is not quiet, push your machine into and out of a campground, with the engine shut off.

   

  RESPECT AND PROTECT THE LAND!

  • Streambanks and lakeshores are especially sensitive areas and easily susceptible to damage. These riparian areas provide water, food and shelter to wildlife.

     

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    Please cross streams at a 90° angle at a slow speed, and do not travel up and down stream channels

   

  STAY ON THE TRAIL!

  • Cutting switchbacks, taking shortcuts or hillside climbing may be a challenge, but once vehicle scars are established other vehicles follow the same ruts and do long-lasting damage. Rains cause further damage by washing deep gullies in tire ruts. Valuable vegetation and critical wildlife habitat is lost, and permanent and unsightly scars result. Staying on trails helps protect the land.

   

  CLOSURES

  Occasionally areas may be closed due to emergency situations, for resource protection, or during specific seasons when disturbances may drive animals from important habitat. These closures are usually temporary, and your patience and cooperation is appreciated. For information concerning the closure of portions of the Littlerock OHV Area.

   

  YOU CAN HELP!

  Are you interested in becoming a Trail Host or Adopt-a-Trail volunteer? The Trail Host Program enlists volunteers to provide on-site information to other OHV users. The Adopt-a-Trail Program works with groups and organizations to develop projects such as trail construction and maintenance. Contact your local Forest Service office for more information.