Event Route Information​

The event start location for 4-Wheel drive and 2-Wheel drive vehicles will be Main Street Pavilion- GPS Coordinates: 33 08’52.4N116 07’32.4 W or N33.147878-W116125378. Staging starts at 1:30 PM for a 2:30 PM start.

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Routes will be as follows:

4-Wheel drive vehicle route:

Main Street to Benson Lake Loop and turn right. Benson Lake Loop to Morton Road and onto San Felipe Wash. San Felipe Wash to Roadrunner Trail (near Blu-Inn).  Roadrunner Trail to Cahuilla Trail and fall in behind the 2-Wheel drive vehicles.

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2-Wheel drive vehicle route (road conditions permitted):

Main Street to Cahuilla Trail where they will line up and wait for 4-Wheel drive vehicles to follow behind.

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Once 2-Wheel drive and 4-Wheel drive vehicles are lined-up, all vehicles will proceed on Cahuilla Trail to Tarantula Trail and turn right. Tarantula Trail to Shell Reef Expressway. We will take a slow drive by Mile Marker 1.9 and proceed on Shell Reef Expressway to our final stop at Main Street Pavilion.

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Final stop, Main Street Pavilion: participants will park, listen to Megan’s story, safety talks and related speeches. Expected booths will be California State Parks and Recreation, American Sand Association, California 4-Wheel Drive Association and CORVA. Safety pamphlets will be available for all participants.

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Exit route for participants: Main Street Pavilion.

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If road conditions are NOT permitted, 2-Wheel drive vehicles will leave approximately 30-40 minutes after 4-Wheel drive vehicles.  2-Wheel drive vehicles will take Main Street to Quarry and onto Shell Reef Expressway. Shell Reef Expressway to Mile Marker 1.9 where they will meet with 4-Wheel drive vehicles, turn around and 2-Wheel drive vehicles will lead back to Main Street Pavilion.

*Swag and Opportunity Drawing items from: Fun Bike Center, Cycle Gear, Baja Designs, Clean Dune Project and more.

        Sunflowers are 4-Wheel Drive Vehicles                  Butterflies are 2-Wheel Drive Vehicles

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you for all of your support. See you in October!

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