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Angeles National Forest
From Dirtopia, The Off-Road Encyclopedia
The Angeles National Forest covers over 650,000 acres and is located in the San Gabriel Mountains, just north of the metropolitan area of Los Angeles County, California.
The land within the Forest is diverse, both in appearance and terrain. Elevations range from 1,200-10,064 ft. Much of the Forest is covered with dense chaparral which changes to pine and fir-covered slopes as you reach the majestic peaks of the higher elevations.
The ANF contains three designated wilderness areas: Cucamonga Wilderness, San Gabriel Wilderness, and Sheep Mountain Wilderness.
Off-Road Areas in the Angeles National Forest
- San Gabriel Mountains
- San Gabriel Canyon OHV
- Azusa Canyon - Large sandy mud bed with a river of varying sizes (depending on the time of year) running through it.
- Del Sur Ridge
- Liebre Mountain Trail
- Grass Mountain Trail
- Tule Ridge Trail
- Pacifico Mountain
- Drinkwater Flats
- Rowher Flat
- Littlerock Reservoir
- Sierra Pelona Trail
- Beartrap Canyon Trail
- Magic Mountain Loop
- Hungry Valley - Challenging trails can be found in the hills and sand washes of the back- country section of the SVRA.
- Lynx Gluch
