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Month: October 2009

COW Recognized by BLM for Contributions to the Poste Homestead Cleanup on National Public Lands Day 2009

Author orvwatch orvwatchPosted on October 19, 2009Categories Uncategorized

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Where Are ORVs Legal And What Are The Regulations?

NOTE: The ordinance pertaining to Off Highway Motor Vehicle Use, (previously numbered 3793, then 4103) is now SB County, Code of Ordinances, Title, 2, Division 8, Chapter 4.

ORV use is only allowed on BLM lands that are marked as designated for such use. Details here. ORV use on private property only if you have the explicit permission of the owner.

This brochure was produced by the BLM, the Sheriff’s department and the police departments of Twentynine Palms and Yucca Valley. It includes a map of legal ORV riding areas and designated routes in the Morongo Basin (all other areas are off-limits to ORVs), information on safe & responsible riding, riding restrictions, a summary of the SB County Ordinance and important phone numbers.

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