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Posted by: Rudedog
As Motoxracer34 mentioned there's a small area near Eureka, CA, and further south there's Oceano (Pismo) Dunes. Info as follows:
Oceano Dunes, (see also Oceano Dunes) Pismo Beach,CA Mail: 576 Camino Mercado, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420, (805) 473-7230. 1,500 acres riding on beach and sand dunes. Hours: Day Use 6 a.m. to 11p.m. daily. Camping reservations required for holidays. Call: Destinet 1-800-444-7275, 10-56 days in advance. Fees: Day Use Entrance $4, Camping $6, MC, 4WD, ATV, DB. Back to Top
Samoa Dunes, Samoa Peninsula, Eureka, CA Mail: Arcata Resource Area, 1695 Heindon Road, Arcata, CA 95521-4573, (707) 825-2300. MC, 4WD, ATV, DB. Back to Top
Posted by: jetsnow600
if you have ridden the oregon dunes, you wouldnt want to make the 10-12 hour drive from oregon to pismo, it it very small. I dont know if you have checked it out but in southern oregon there are the christmas valley sand dunes, never ridden there but i heard it was good sized, but no huge dunes, would still be a place close to you to try. Sean
Posted by: QuadKaryn
Even though Pismo is not technically Northern California.. it's only a short 4 1/2 hours drive from the Bay Area hauling a toy hauler... Pismo is a great place to ride and if you haven't been, I would suggest checking it out!! Just make sure you make reservations before going.. the beach can sell out any weekend and it's worth the time and $7.00 fee to make the reservation to guarantee your spot (www.reserveamerica.com). Have fun!
Posted by: Motoxracer34
there are no dunes in northern california that I know of, if you find some let me know. I have heard of a real small area near Eureka but thats about it.
Posted by: Motoxracer34
he asked for good dune"s" not a good dune, but really Sand Mountain is ok if you like to shot a hill
Posted by: loneoakracing
Hey, does anybody know of any good dunes to ride in northern cali. Always looking for new spots to ride. The oregon dunes are great but I want to venture out and see some new terrain.
Posted by: 03waryer
There is Sand Mountain in Nevada.
