Located just 25 miles east of Sacramento California,
Prairie City State Vehicular Recreation Area (SVRA) offers a lot of diverse
recreational opportunity for the OHV enthusiast. There are a number of trails for dirt-bikes,
ATVs, SxSs, and 4x4 vehicles.
The unit also has several 4x4 obstacle courses for
full-size vehicles, an environmental training center, kiddie tracks, and is
home to the world-famous Hangtown MX.
QWR believes it offers the residents of the Greater
Sacramento Area some great OHV recreation that is convenient, well-managed, and
fun.
The park offers SxS training as well. Last year, Prairie City SVRA, Hollister Hills
SVRA, and a site in Irvine were designated as official training centers for the
Basic DriverCourse created by the
Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Association (ROHVA).
After taking the free 2 hour online ROV E-Course,
students 16 years of age or older which have a valid driver’s license are
eligible to take the 3 hour closed-range driving program taught by a licensed
ROHVA DriverCoach. The cost for the
Basic DriverCourse is $150 per driver
and a passenger can attend for free.
At some locations, the DriverCourse offers additional Open Trail Experiences which allows
the driver to put some of their new skills into practice on a variety of
terrains.
Link to ROHVA Main Website for info about all the Courses
Link to ROHVA DriverCourse
Video about the Training
http://rohva.org/Videos.aspx
Link to ROHVA Free ROV E-Course
http://cbt.rohva.org/
If you live in the Greater Sacramento or Delta Region of
California and don’t have time to take a family OHV vacation into the mountains
and are looking for a place where you or your family members can ride or drive
their motorized vehicle, Prairie City
SVRA is certainly an alternative that is worthy of consideration. It is also a great place to get trained up on
that new SxS you just purchased.
Link to Prairie City SVRA
http://ohv.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=1221
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