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4Wheeler’s Guide to the Rubicon Trail

4Wheeler’s Guide Trails of the San Bernardino Mountains

4Wheeler’s Guide Trails of the Tahoe National Forest

Fire on the Mountain

The Abilene Paradox
Trail Etiquette and Safety
When driving the Rubicon Trail, special "rules of the road" should be followed. You will be traveling through one of the most magnificent areas in California. You are expected to leave only footprints or tire tracks. You will also be using a trail that in some places isn't even wide enough for your vehicle, let alone two vehicles.

There are five basic principles in the Tread Lightly! Program Pledge:
  • Travel only where permitted
  • Respect the rights of others
  • Educate yourself
  • Avoid streams, meadows, wildlife areas, etc.
  • Drive and travel responsibly
If you follow the guidelines presented in the Trail Etiquette and Safety section of this guide, you will comply with most of the general rules established by the Forest Service. But, if you are going to have a campfire or enter the Desolation Wilderness you must also comply with their rules.


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