Any good Trails around Bridgeport, CA

If you are looking for hardcore stuff.... no.



Scenic, yes.
The Sweetwater Mtn range, and the Bodie Hills.

Theres some good guidebooks and maps out there. Look for Roger Mitchell's "High Sierra SUV Trails". There's several volumes, one covers that area. Also, Tony Huegel has a book that has info on the area.
If you head down towards Conway Summit, theres a small dirt road that heads off the beginning of the Virginia Lakes road. This winds up towards Copper Mtn and has good camping and views of Mono Lake. Theres also the site of Dunderberg in the area.

If you dont mind heading an hour south or so, theres a few trails around Mammoth and Toms Place, but still nothing a stock 4x4 cant handle.



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Just south of town in Bridgeport, on a road east from the power station, there's Travertine Hot Springs, which I like to call "Big Yoni" for obvious reasons:



Several more in the area too, if you go huntin' for 'em.

Not sure how far you want to go to wheel, but there's some nice long routes you can take all the way to Vegas from just south of there.

At Olancha, you head east and then turn into Eureka Dunes. At the far end of the dunes, there's the Soldier Pass trail that takes you to Saline Valley, home of the only clothing-optional National Park. There's 3 developed hot springs there with hippies all around. From there, you can take the Lippincott trail out to Death Valley and then up into the Panamints and out to Vegas.

I do this trip every other year or so, when I head to Vegas for a convention in April.

Buckeye and Travertine are the two I know of. Both are easy to get to, except Buckeye once there can be a bit of a hike down, but the scenery is amazing. Nothing super serious road wise, check out Bodie and follow the roads to the left of Bodie for a scenic drive that offers a small taste of four wheeling. Here are some photos I took of Travertine back this September.