Restoration Point Road - 36 B

Trail Overview

Restoration Point Road (36 B) is a very short out-and-back off-shoot trail from "East Primitive Road North - 36" which leads to the water's edge of Arizona Bay. The trail begins as an easy dirt road, but once you arrive closer to the water, there are a couple of obstacles to navigate. You'll first arrive at a small rocky ledge in the middle of the trail that is simple to navigate around. The loop around has a couple of short, tricky hills on both sides, hence the higher difficulty rating. One side is milder with some suspension flexing terrain that may or may not need 4x4 depending on the line. The other side of the loop (north side), has a short little hill with loose dirt and a tire hole that seems to be getting dug out by spinning tires. Having good clearance and even 4x4 could help navigate this obstacle. At the water, there are a couple of fire rings. The area is not super flat for camping but people clearly do stay out here. If you see "Offroad Travel Prohibited" signs, please be respectful and do not venture off trail. Cell service is intermittent to non-existent, so disconnect and enjoy.

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Difficulty

The trail begins as an easy dirt road, but once you arrive closer to the water, there are a couple of obstacles to navigate. You'll first arrive at a small rocky ledge in the middle of the trail that is simple to navigate around. The loop around has a couple of short, tricky hills on both sides, hence the higher difficulty rating.

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