Heber Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area
Hugging the border between California and Mexico, this vehicular recreation area is a mecca for ATV riders, motorcyclists, and dirt bikers.
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Heber Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area Details
Hugging the border between California and Mexico, this vehicular recreation area is a mecca for ATV riders, motorcyclists, and dirt bikers. It boasts more than 340-acres of rolling sand dunes and dry lake beds that are perfect for exploring with your vehicle. They also have a beginners practice area, so you can take your bike for a spin without worrying about competing with the other daredevils in the park.
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