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Carnegie SVRA
Carnegie SVRA Tracy CA is a state-run off-highway vehicle recreation area located in Tracy, California. The area is managed by the California State Parks Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Division and is open to the public for off-highway vehicle recreation. The area offers a variety of terrain for off-highway vehicle use, including sand dunes, hills, and trails. The area also features a campground, picnic areas, and restrooms. Carnegie SVRA Tracy CA is a great place to explore the outdoors and enjoy off-highway vehicle recreation.
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User Reviews
Steven Rank
This is a great place for motorcycles. Not so much for 4 x 4’s. The play area for 4X4 Extremely small with very little challenges. One little hill and the rest of the valley floor. This is a very well-maintained facility with a store and riding supplies. It’s a state operated parking entry fee is only five bucks. The better option for 4 x 4’s in ATVs is frank Rained park in Del Puerto Canyon. This is a county run park and there is much more for 4 x 4 and usually very few motorcycles.
Adam Joy
This is one of 3 SVRA's that are reasonably accessible from the Bay Area with a variety of terrains, difficulties and opportunities to have some serious fun along the way. This places is definitely your more drier/dustier type conditions, so the best time to go is after there's been a little rain which dampens the dusty and turns the dirt into perfect grip. Other than that the main benefit of this place is the huge hill climbs and plenty of off-trail riding you can do. Great place to bring the kids with lots of open areas to ride and decent camping.
Robert Northen
If you like to ride in the dirt and you haven't been there you have got to go there are endless trails every size Hill you can ask for. there's a couple of Motocross tracks , just anything and everything you could ask for. The people who use the facility were friendly and willing to give me a hand if i needed it
Mike Wilson
Lots of technical and steep terrain. Also plenty of basic fire roads and everything in between. If you get good riding here most other places will be much easier by comparison.
Blair Campbell
Not a bad place. A few nice tracks. Lots of hills and trails. So kind of one dimensional. Not a lot to teach kids on. Good staging grounds though and a ton of space. Beginners may not want to go here though.