ASTL Bisector

Trail Overview

The ASTL Bisector is a mellow trail, wide and easy. It appears to have been graded recently as of March 2024, as most of the trouble spots are only remnants of what used to be mud ruts and steep sandy wash crossings. With minimal erosion on this trail, there are no obstacles to be wary of. It's lined with creosote and gives the feeling of almost driving through a creosote orchard. There are 2 bars of service (Verizon) along this road, but that sometimes drops off. This route is on Arizona State Trust Land. This land requires a yearly permit that can be purchased and printed online. The permits allow certain recreational activities, including camping, bicycling, bird watching, GPS-based recreational activities (geocaching), hiking, horseback riding, off-highway vehicle (OHV) usage, photography, picnicking, and sightseeing.

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Difficulty

This road is an unmaintained road, and while easy, it is one lane wide at some points (mostly in the wash crossings). These also might prove challenging after a rain event.

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