Dushey Canyon Cutoff

Trail Overview

The Dushey Canyon Cutoff is a dynamic route featuring multiple wash crossings that add a touch of adventure to your journey. Be prepared to navigate sections of erosion, which can add mild challenges for off-roaders seeking variety in terrain. A standout feature of this trail is the wash section of deep, soft sand, requiring careful maneuvering and capable tires. Keep an eye out for trail overlap with nearby routes, making navigation a key part of the experience. There are campsites along this trail, with primitive rock fire rings. As always, please check local listings and county regulations before having campfires as this area is prone to large and uncontrollable wildfires. This trail is perfect for off-roaders who enjoy technical sections and ever-changing landscapes.

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Difficulty

This is a mostly one to one and half lane trail, with multiple places to pass or turn around. This trail has varying terrain, including rock, sand, dirt, and gravel. There are no major obstacles on the trail, though parts of this trail and the wash section may become problematic to impassable if attempted during monsoon season or after a major moisture event.

History

Dushey Canyon is a valley in Maricopa County, Arizona and has an elevation of 2,303 feet. Dushey Canyon is situated nearby to the hamlet Gladden.

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