California

California offers some great history and 4×4 destinations. The state boasts a history going back over 10,000 years with the Native Americans and was discovered by the Europeans in 1542. Since then, the state has seen dramatic population explosions and financial booms with the discovery of gold at Sutters Mill in 1848. California 4×4 trails allow the explorer an opportunity to see history and some outstanding landscapes. The great photographer Ansel Adams made his home here.

The southern half of California is mostly an arid land, while the central and eastern sections of the state feature some of the best mountain ranges in the world. The High Sierra range dissects the state down the middle and features Mt. Whitney at over 14,000 feet in elevation. Ever diverse, just about 120 miles away to the east, Death Valley features the second lowest elevation on Earth. The high peaks of the White Mountains host the oldest living tree, the Bristle Cone pine tree, and the coastal forests and western slopes of the High Sierra feature the worlds largest Redwood trees.

The western side of the state, features the higher population growth areas and the Golden State coastal landscapes are world famous for good reason. California is a large state with diverse landscapes, weather, people, culture and history.

California 4×4 Trails

California 4×4 Destinations

California Ghost Towns

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Bodie California: 38.211500, -119.013000

Chemung California: 38.350087, -119.149947

Masonic California: 38.354126, -119.116859

Goffs California: 34.919200, -115.063000

Cerro Gordo California: 36.537700, -117.795000

California Ghosttowns

California Campgrounds

Important: if you want to have a campfire in California, you need a Campfire permit. http://permit.preventwildfiresca.org/

California Wild Flowers