OHV Open Areas

Share the Trail!

OHV collisions occur on the trail. To help avoid a collision, keep an eye out for fast moving vehicles and always be cautious. Consider installing a whip to improve your vehicle’s visibility. Slow down when your line of sight is obstructed or when nearby others. Follow the right of way: Motorized vehicles yield to bikes, pedestrians, and horses. Bikes yield to pedestrians and horses. Pedestrians yield to horses. Yield to those passing from behind or traveling uphill.

Popular OHV Routes

Bonanza Trail

Bonanza Trail Loop The Jawbone Canyon Area (centered along Jawbone Canyon Rd. in Eastern Kern County) is a geologically diverse

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Keep Our Desert Beautiful

Please respect the natural and historic landmarks found here. Leave No Trace; do not litter, loot, or vandalize, and report any such activities to law enforcement. Please respect all fences and no trespassing signs. Enjoy our desert lands responsibly and respectfully.

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Friends of Jawbone is a non-profit corporation under section 501(c)(3). If you or your business would like to support Friends of Jawbone, please click here.

Special Thanks To:

Bureau of Land Management
California Breakfast Burritos
Cherie Hollaway
Crystal Geyser
CSI Electric
Desert Search and Rescue
Doug and Katy Varner
Funtime ATV Rentals
High Desert 4 Wheelers
IMC Real Estate
Indian Wells Brewing Company
J’s Maintenance
Jawbone Canyon Store
Jawbone Channel
Mojave Gold
Rick & Janet Homan
Station Manager
Tehachapi Valley Gem & Mineral Society
Terra-Gen
X-West

Shaw Charitable Fund

PIONEER MEMBERSHIP

If you would like to sponsor a future event, please contact us at:
(760) 373-1146

Dedicated to Ed Waldheim

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Founder of the Friends of Jawbone (FOJ)