Parks & Recreation Department

Hungry Valley State Vehicular Recreation Area, located in Lebec, CA, is the third largest unit of California State Park's Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Division. With 19,000 acres and over 130 miles of scenic trails, it offers a thrilling experience for motorcycle, ATV, dune buggy, and 4x4 enthusiasts of all skill levels. From the hills and sand washes of the backcountry section to the beginner-friendly trails in the Native Grasslands Management Area, Hungry Valley SVRA caters to both experienced off-roaders and beginners seeking adventure. With elevations ranging from 3,000 to nearly 6,000 feet, visitors can expect occasional snowfalls during winter and hot, dry summers, making the Spring and Fall months the most pleasant for OHV fun.Generated from the website

The California Department of Parks and Recreation is dedicated to enhancing the health, inspiration, and education of the public by preserving the state’s exceptional biological diversity and cultural resources. Through sustainable outdoor recreation opportunities, the department aims to serve a diverse and growing population while addressing challenges such as climate change and access for all visitors, including those with disabilities. With a focus on community involvement and educational programs, the department collaborates with various stakeholders, including Native American Tribal Nations and universities, to create meaningful experiences in California's state parks. Their services include a modern reservations system, an annual pass for frequent visitors, and a mobile app to enhance access to nature and recreational activities throughout the state's extensive park system. Generated from the website