Lytle Creek, California · San Bernardino County · Facility
Elliot Ranch OHV Road 3N22 runs from State Highway 138 to Cleghorn OHV Road 2N47 and is about one mile in length.Important Note: The section of 3N22 from State Highway 138 to Summit OHV Staging Area is only open to street legal vehicles. Non-street legal vehicles must be carried via haul vehicle to the staging area - s…
Elliot Ranch OHV Road 3N22 runs from State Highway 138 to Cleghorn OHV Road 2N47 and is about one mile in length.Important Note: The section of 3N22 from State Highway 138 to Summit OHV Staging Area is only open to street legal vehicles. Non-street legal vehicles must be carried via haul vehicle to the staging area - staging is not permitted along the highway.
Heading to Elliot Ranch OHV Road 3N22? A few things to know before you go:
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