This remote property has dirt trails nearby the property but not directly to the property. This property lies within the unincorporated area of the San Bernardino County within the 'Resource Conservation' zoning. According to the County this land use designation zoning district provides for open space and recreational activities and single family homes. The San Bernardino County has also mapped this area as open to shooting and night shooting as well. This would be a great piece to camp and bring your toys for a weekend of outdoor activities. This area is very remote and may require an off road vehicle to visit. Quite a bit of property in the area is managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). The BLM is a government agency that manages public lands for a variety of uses for the enjoyment of present and future generations. These public lands and off road trails can be used, per the BLM rules. Directions: (Not for the faint of heart, True Adventurers Only)Take the 15 frwy and exit Harvard Rd, R onto Harvard Rd and go 0.6 mi, L onto Cherokee Rd and go 3.4 mi east to Camp Ironwood, L and go 0.5 mi, R and follow the main trail along the Mojave River for 1.5 mi. Here is where the adventure begins: L and follow the main trail to cross the River, go 2.2 mi, turn L and go up the wash for 670 Ft, R go 250 ft, take the farthest left fork and follow the trail across the desert for 2.6 miles, turn right and go 200 ft up the wash. GPS: 34.962191, -116.466308
This remote property has dirt trails nearby the property but not directly to the property. This property lies within the unincorporated area of the San Bernardino County within the 'Resource Conservation' zoning. According to the County this land use designation zoning district provides for open space and recreational activities and single family homes. The San Bernardino County has also mapped this area as open to shooting and night shooting as well. This would be a great piece to camp and bring your toys for a weekend of outdoor activities. This area is very remote and may require an off road vehicle to visit. Quite a bit of property in the area is managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). The BLM is a government agency that manages public lands for a variety of uses for the enjoyment of present and future generations. These public lands and off road trails can be used, per the BLM rules. Directions: (Not for the faint of heart, True Adventurers Only)Take the 15 frwy and exit Harvard Rd, R onto Harvard Rd and go 0.6 mi, L onto Cherokee Rd and go 3.4 mi east to Camp Ironwood, L and go 0.5 mi, R and follow the main trail along the Mojave River for 1.5 mi. Here is where the adventure begins: L and follow the main trail to cross the River, go 2.2 mi, turn L and go up the wash for 670 Ft, R go 250 ft, take the farthest left fork and follow the trail across the desert for 2.6 miles, turn right and go 200 ft up the wash. GPS: 34.962191, -116.466308