The future health of the Rubicon...is in your hands.
Thanks to El Dorado County, Todd Stanley (Deadliest Catch), Tim Green (Host), Jack Sweeney (former El Dorado Board of Supervisor) and many others for making this video to help visitors understand what makes the Rubicon so special and how to keep it that way!
Set up your own trip
While there are many events from clubs and organizations, sometimes the best way is to load your rig, grab some friends, and hit the trail. No experience? Are you new to the Rubicon Trail? A great way to find new friends with experience on the trail is the Facebook group, Rubicon Trail.
Join a Club!
There are many 4x4 club runs occurring on the trail at any given time during the summer season. Join a local club and enjoy the trail, they will be happy to help you get started. Want to find a club? Contact California 4Wheel Drive Association.
Organized Events
Jeepers Jamboree. The name is iconic and synonymous with the Rubicon Trail. Since 1952, the Jeepers Jamboree has been running a trip on the trail in July. Running the Rubicon Trail on the Jeepers Jamboree is amazing and extremely fun experience. For more information visit Jeepersjamboree.com.
Guided Trips
Do you want a private guided trip through the Rubicon Trail? There are several options out there. Contact these operators directly for more information.
Trail Weather & Conditions
Curious what the conditions of the trails are? Find out more on our Conditions Page. Current weather, trail updates and more!
Read moreTrail Maps
Take a look at our property maps in PDF and downloadable forms, view the public campsite and more!
Read moreVehicle Prep
Vehicle Prep is intended to give the reader an idea of what type of vehicle is needed to run the Rubicon Trail. These are recommendations only; …
Read moreTrail Safety
There are plenty of places for you to find some rest before a day on the trail. More info on our campsites below.
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