Carnegie State Park Features Off-Highway Vehicle Opportunities

 

Former race car driver Danny Olmstead, now the owner of Residential Foreclosure Wholesale, LLC, enjoys riding dirt bikes in Carnegie State Park. Along with the other dirt bike riders, Danny Olmstead appreciates the trails and beauty of California’s State Vehicular Recreation Areas (SVRAs).

Carnegie State Park is one of nine SVRAs, which the Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Division of California State Parks operates as an Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) park. Each of these parks has specific programs that offer visitors OHV recreation trails, tracks, and more.

Carnegie is a fun challenge for dirt bike riders. The terrain offers over 1,300 acres for riding, including rolling hills, dry rocky washes, and deep canyons. There are trails for every rider skill level as well as an OHV parts store if off-roaders need equipment for their vehicles.

Safety is a priority at the parks. First aid, law enforcement, and search and rescue are always available if needed. Maintenance and repairs are a regular part of the park’s upkeep; buildings, equipment, OHV trails, and public facilities are regularly updated to guarantee that everyone at the park is safe.

The parks also features general amenities such as restrooms, camping, water, and shade ramadas. When visitors want a change of pace from the trails, they can enjoy the beautiful scenery and wildlife of the park.

The University Club of San Francisco Membership FAQ

Danny Olmstead is the owner of East Bay Holdings Co., LP., a property development company in Tracy, California. Danny Olmstead is also a member in good standing of the University Club of San Francisco. This members-owned club promotes fellowship and community service, providing members with a banquet hall and athletics facility, among other things. Read on to learn about the club’s membership policies and costs.

Question: What are the requirements for joining the club?
Answer: According to the club’s official website, you are welcome to join regardless of your race, religion, gender, sexual preference, age, or alma mater.

Q: What are the benefits of joining the club?
A: Members get a bevy of perks and benefits, including access to a private members-only bar and dining room overlooking the city, group golf outings, access to the club’s athletic center, and an optional discounted car detailing service.

Q: What does membership cost?
A: Hopeful members aged 21 to 29 pay an admission fee of $500, with a quarterly minimum of $100 and $55 in monthly dues. 30- to 39-year-old members pay a $1,000 admission fee and $81 per month, with a $200 quarterly minimum. If you are 40 or over, the admission fee is $2,500, and $135 per month, with a $300 quarterly minimum.

Q: What about nonresidents?
A: If you do not live or work within the San Francisco Bay Area’s nine counties, the club waives the quarterly minimums.

Q: Are there any discounts?
A: The club offers a 50 percent discount on the admission fee for college faculty members, full-time clergy, and veterans of the United States Armed Forces. Recent college graduates and current full-time students pay no admission fee.