Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest

Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Activities

Public lands in Nevada and north-eastern California offer Off-Highway Vehicle enthusiasts a wealth of driving and riding opportunities. A variety of experiences and a large number of miles are available for 4-wheel driving, ATV, and motorcycle use.

OHVs are a great way to combine America’s love of motor vehicles with the love of the outdoors. To make your time in the outdoors safe and entertaining, you should be familiar with the laws governing OHV use on public land.

Mechanized vehicles are not allowed in Wilderness Areas. This includes mountain bikes and OHVs.

Safety

Motorized recreation can be extremely rewarding; however, you should always be prepared for the unexpected. Taking safety precautions my make the difference during an emergency. Safety Tips >>

What is MVUM and how will it affect motorized vehicle management?

Where to Ride

• Carson City Ranger District North - Front (2.01 MB)
• Carson City Ranger District North - Back (917 kb)
• Carson City Ranger District South - Front (1.31 MB)
• Carson City Ranger District South - Back (636 kb)

• Santa Rosa Ranger District - Locator Map (1.08 MB)
• Map: North Santa Rosa Ranger District (604 kb)
• Map: South Santa Rosa Ranger District (559 kb)

• Las Vegas Ranger District- Spring Mountains National Recreation Area - Locator Map (2.10 MB)
• Map: North - Spring Mountains National Rec. Area (624 kb)
• Map: Central - Spring Mountains National Rec. Area (811 kb)
• Map: South - Spring Mountains National Rec. Area (659 kb)