Enjoying our great outdoors.
Together.
Together.
The California Outdoor Recreation Foundation (CORF) is supported by individuals, businesses, organizations, land agency partners, and other stakeholders who participate in the Off Highway Motorized Vehicle Recreation Program in California.
Our Partners
Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Division, committed to provide safe, enjoyable recreation while balancing the need to protect the state's resources.
Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Commission, responsible for the approval of general plans, receives public comments about the program, and reviews plans for new and expanded recreation areas applying for grant funds.
Bureau of Land Management, sustaining the health, diversity, and productivity of public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations.
U.S. Forest Service, sustaining the health, diversity, and productivity of the Nation’s forests and grasslands to meet the needs of present and future generations.
Tread Lightly!, protecting and enhancing recreation access and opportunities by promoting outdoor ethics to heighten individuals’ sense of good stewardship.
Specialty Vehicle Institute of America, promoting the safe and responsible use of ATVS through rider programs, public awareness campaigns and state legislation.
Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Association, promoting the safe and responsible use of recreational off-highway vehicles.
CA State Park Anniversary Committee, commemorating milestones within the State Park system.
California Highway Patrol, providing the highest level of Safety, Service, and Security.
Friends of Jawbone, promoting understanding, education and cooperation between all the various users of public lands
Friends of El Mirage, maintaining existing trails and dry lake bed to promote understanding, education and cooperation between all users.
The National Youth Project Using Minibikes, where the youth of America can realize their full potential through mentorship, team building and self development.
Snell Foundation, dedicated exclusively to head protection through scientific and medical research, standards development, helmet testing, and public education.
Our Sponsors
American Motorcyclist Association, promoting the motorcycle lifestyle and protect the future of motorcycling.
American Motorcyclist Association District 36, organizing and enhancing responsible family recreation and exercise environmental conservation for the purpose of promoting today’s activities and protecting our sport for the future.
American Motorcyclist Association District 37, Southern California's premiere AMA sanctioned body for desert, grand prix, enduro and motocross racing.
American Motorcyclist Association District 38, organizing AMA sanctioned competitive motorcycling events in and around Southwestern California.
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