This canyon is littered with steep and challenging hill climbs. These climbs are steep and loose enough that you really need a big 4-stroke or a 500cc 2-stroke to make it to the top consistently. The valleys are deep with sand and you can do long loops (IMS tank recommended), but the most interesting routes do require a few good hill climbs. Sometimes during the evening, violent canyon winds may kick up and do a pretty good job of shaking up RV's and trailers. The visitor center at the entrance has maps and guide books for all of the surrounding area. A quarter mile to the south is a small gas pump, with ATV rentals, repairs and a restaurant.
{ Last know status: Open | Approximate size: Unknown Mile(s) | Last updated: May 18, 2020 }
Nearest city to Jawbone Canyon is Cantil, California
A spark arrestor or exhaust cap is required
Limit of: 96 db
year-round
Friends of Jawbone Canyon P.O. Box 1902 Cantil, CA 93519 (760) 373-1146
Jawbone Canyon Store 32629 Highway 14 Cantil, CA 93519 (760) 373-2773 (866) 346-6274 [email protected]
BLM - Ridgecrest Field Office 300 S. Richmond Road Ridgecrest, CA 93555 (760) 384-5400
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Fun Time ATV Rentals 63249 Hwy 14 Cantil, CA 93519 (323) 707-3478 mark@
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