Hunter Creek OHV Area

Welcome to Hunter Creek OHV Area, located in the heart of Tuolumne, California. This off-highway vehicle (OHV) area is a haven for adventure seekers and outdoor enthusiasts. Nestled within the Stanislaus National Forest, Hunter Creek OHV Area offers a rugged and exhilarating experience for those looking to explore the great outdoors.

The area is renowned for its challenging trails that cater to a variety of off-road vehicles, including sXs, ATVs, and dirt bikes. Whether you're a seasoned rider or a novice, the trails here provide an adrenaline-pumping adventure with breathtaking scenic views. However, it's important to note that the trails can be quite demanding, so come prepared for a thrilling yet strenuous ride.

While Hunter Creek OHV Area is primarily known for its off-road trails, it's essential to be aware of the limited amenities. There are no camping facilities, restrooms, or designated parking areas. The terrain is rugged, and towing trailers can be particularly challenging. Additionally, some trails may be inaccessible due to natural obstacles like landslides, so always check trail conditions before heading out.

Customer feedback highlights the excitement and challenges of visiting Hunter Creek OHV Area:

• "Took the sXs up this weekend and the weather was beautiful. It's an amazing place for any type of rigs, especially fast-paced sXs."
• "The ranger was super cool helping us find our way up there. Just remember, don't ride on the trail to the OHV site as it is private property."
• "Trails are brutal even with small trailers towing rigs. No bathrooms, no nothing up there for at least the 30 miles we rode."
• "9-mile drive down a rough gravel road. No parking or trailer turn-around. Forest service was giving tickets to anyone that parked before the OHV area."

For those seeking an unforgettable off-road adventure, Hunter Creek OHV Area is the place to be. Remember to respect the environment, follow all regulations, and ensure you're well-prepared for the rugged terrain. For any assistance or inquiries, feel free to contact the local ranger station.