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Scenic Motorcycle Tour from Los Angeles: The Borrego Springs Ride
This ride is 1 in a series of 7 custom motorcycle guided tours in Southern California. It covers a wide area within the Los Angeles Basin, east of the Palomar Mountains and west of the Salton Sea, and reaches the heart of the Anza-Borrego State Park: the desert town of Borrego Springs.
Duration 8 hours
Private tour available in French, English, Spanish
Group tour available in French, English, Spanish
Group tour pricing from 300 USD per person
Highlights
Spot metal sculptures by Ricardo Breceda in Borrego Springs
Feel like you’re in a Western movie on Yaqui Pass Road
Pass through downtown Julian and pick up some delicious apple pie
Check out the king of all California missions: the San Luis Rey de Francia Mission
Description
Borrego Springs is located on the floor of the Borrego Valley and is surrounded by the Anza-Borrego State Park. This park encompasses more than 600,000 acres (2400 km2), making it the largest desert state park in the nation!
Borrego Springs is well known for the 130 freestanding metal sculptures by Ricardo Breceda that are dispersed, sometimes hiding, in the Galleta Meadows.
Local riders particularly enjoy the last miles of the winding country road that reaches the bottom of the Borrego Valley from Warner Springs. It offers a breathtaking view of the desert.
On the way out, the narrow Yaqui Pass Road makes you feel like you’re in a Western movie. At the end of the road we hit Julian, an old gold-mining town now renowned for its delicious apple pie. This part of the ride is a tribute to the Wild West: its prairies, small towns, high desert and isolated valleys.
Heading south of L.A., we coast along the Pacific through major beach cities and can stop to check out a couple of Spanish missions: San Luis Obispo and San Luis Rey de Francia.
This is a perfect year-round ride that combines many different west coast sceneries.
Borrego Springs is well known for the 130 freestanding metal sculptures by Ricardo Breceda that are dispersed, sometimes hiding, in the Galleta Meadows.
Local riders particularly enjoy the last miles of the winding country road that reaches the bottom of the Borrego Valley from Warner Springs. It offers a breathtaking view of the desert.
On the way out, the narrow Yaqui Pass Road makes you feel like you’re in a Western movie. At the end of the road we hit Julian, an old gold-mining town now renowned for its delicious apple pie. This part of the ride is a tribute to the Wild West: its prairies, small towns, high desert and isolated valleys.
Heading south of L.A., we coast along the Pacific through major beach cities and can stop to check out a couple of Spanish missions: San Luis Obispo and San Luis Rey de Francia.
This is a perfect year-round ride that combines many different west coast sceneries.
What’s included & not included
Friendly and knowledgeable guide
Door-to-door guiding service
Passenger rides for free
Motorcycle rental
Gas
Food
Mission entry fee
Meeting point
11857 Santa Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90025
Los Angeles
11857 Santa Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90025Bruno Rony