Off-Road Trails in Arizona

This short trail connects Forest Road 9495F with Forest Road 9494F. The majority of this trail is dirt with a small rock garden as you start to traverse up a small hill climb. At the end of this small climb, is a small section of loose rocks all over the trail's surface. This short trail takes you t...
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Really cool white dirt in some sections that does turn into a horrible white dust cloud when it's dry out. The road has spotty cell phone service in sections. Not winter maintained. Offers access to other roads; logging is active in this area at times so be aware of the trucks....
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This road does have rough rocky patches, but nothing too crazy. There is a water crossing when it's raining or during winter thaw. Not suited for low clearance vehicles. Typically unmaintained in winter. There is access to camp spots, but camping is allowed only in designated areas. Hiking trails an...
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This road will become a muddy mess when wet, a few sections of the road are slightly rutted out. There is spotty cell phone service on this road. Possible camp spots. You will find a lot of wildlife, the road opens up to huge big fields where wildlife roams. This road is not winter maintained....
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This road is not winter maintained. No camping along this road and no campfires are allowed. There are a few cool views, and it gives you access to other activities, such as other roads and snow activities in the winter. This road is often used for logging trucks, so be aware if there is any active ...
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This trail is not maintained in the winter. It gets muddy when wet, and it is also rutted out in some places. There is no camping along the trail; however, there is dispersed camping at the entrance of the trail, and it's a large area big enough for RVs. Turning around at the end can be difficult. I...
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This is a short and easy Jeep trail in the Tonto National Forest near Camp Creek, Arizona. It's wide, hardpack dirt for most of it, with ruts running straight through the trail, and is mostly straight with some easy corners. The wide-open views here are pretty epic, with huge saguaros and mountains ...
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Not suited for low clearance vehicles, this road is rough and has a few small sections of rocks to crawl; it's a bumpy slow-moving trail. The road has spotty cell phone service in sections and it will get extremely muddy when wet. This road is not winter maintained. There are some pretty views along...
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This beautiful out-and-back is a nice solid run into the expansive grassy hills. You'll pass through a large section of burned-out forest and a few dense green sections where the juniper trees survived the burn. Keep your eyes peeled for a small two-rig campsite nestled in the trees, protected from ...
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1043 is a fun and scenic route through the Vermillion Cliffs with a bit more challenge compared to the rest of the roads in the area, and it leads to the incredible Lees Ferry Overlook in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. The trail is 6 miles long, starting on the north end on BLM land. As i...
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The 107 Road is wide and beautiful, with an open prairie to the South and a forest of towering Ponderosa Pines to the North. There are plenty of places to pass, stop, and turn around on this road, as it serves as an access road to the area for hunters, recreationists, or just people looking to get o...
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This trail is a challenging, narrow, and long slog to the top. It begins in the pines and oaks as a spur of the Great Last Chance Canyon lookout. The first section of the trail is loose rock and washed-out, deep, off-camber ruts that crisscross the trail. Sharp plants have worked around the branch d...
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1097 is a wide dirt road that starts in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area off of Highway 89 by Big Water, Utah. Although the route starts in Utah, it crosses the Arizona border after 0.9 miles as it heads south. It goes past a livestock corral and some really cool grey sandstone rock formatio...
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1098 is an easy dirt road that goes from the intersection of Ferry Swale Road and 1097 to the Thousand Pockets Trailhead. It goes from BLM land into the Vermillion Cliffs National Monument. It's fast and straight in the beginning, with more corners later as it heads south. It's a mix of sand, hardpa...
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1099 is a 6-mile-long trail that is mostly in the Vermillion Cliffs National Monument, with a half-mile portion that enters the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area on the east end. This last half mile in the National Recreation Area is only open to conventional vehicles, OHVs, and street-legal ATVs...
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1109 is a short and wide dirt Jeep road in a wide-open desert full of massive saguaro cacti. It has uneven ground, ruts, bumps, and rutted corners; it crosses sandy washes and goes past a massive saguaro with a trail sign next to it. It's very easy, with only a couple of spots with slight uphills. T...
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This 12-mile route contains off-camber turns, steep, short climbs, river bed washes, rocky paths, and beautiful scenery that contains wildlife, mountains, and several herds of cattle. Additionally, this area is highly used by illegal immigration and caution should be taken when traveling this area a...
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Trail 128E is a one-lane mostly dirt trail. At times this trail will cross rock gardens with many large and loose rocks. There are numerous wash crossings that have off-camber sections as well as steep entrances and exits. There are mud ruts, as well as erosion with significant damage/washouts along...
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The 13 Mashup trail was run South to North. At its South end, it begins on a dirt runway adjacent to an rv park and Old Alamo Road. Quickly though, you're out into the desert and the safety of the Creosote and thorny bushes that make up the fauna of this area of the desert. As you proceed Northward,...
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The 134 Trail is a narrow rocky trail that bobs and weaves through the Ponderosa Pines that make up this area of the Kaibab and Coconino National Forests. This trail has some erosion and water damage on it, as well as sneaky rocks that might be exacerbated during a monsoon-type event or snowstorm. T...
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