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Broken Arrow, Arizona
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3.12 mi.
Situated in picturesque Sedona, Arizona, Broken Arrow is one of the most popular and iconic off-road trails around- for good reasons! With amazing red rock formations towering into the sky, this off-r...Read More
Soldier's Pass Trail, Arizona
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1.49 mi.
Located just outside of downtown Sedona, in the Coconino National Forest, Soldiers Pass Trail is one of only a few offroad trails that gets your vehicle on top of the famous red rocks. Photo oppor...Read More
Camp Creek to Verde River, Arizona
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10.8 mi.
Close to Phoenix and fun! This offroad trail follows the Camp Creek Wash to the Needle Rock Recreation Area on the Verde River. As you progress down the sandy trail, the wash narrows, and cliffs ris...Read More
Sycamore Creek Loop, Arizona
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14.91 mi.
This route is a wonderful get away from the Phoenix congestion and is a VERY popular place for the locals. The area is comprised of many different trails connecting for an incredibly beautiful, yet ch...Read More
Woody Mountain Road, Arizona
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25.16 mi.
Situated near Flagstaff, Arizona, Woody Mountain Road is a favorite among campers and sightseers, especially near the end as they venture into the East Pocket area atop the Mogollon Rim and the fam...Read More
Vultee Arch, Arizona
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5.04 mi.
The Vultee Arch trail in Sedona is the perfect place for your next offroad adventure. The trail runs through the beautiful red rocks, leading to a vast network of hiking trails in the Coconino Nat...Read More
Outlaw Trail, Arizona
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6.43 mi.
Sedona is a wonderful destination for offroad enthusiasts. It boasts a variety of trails with varying degrees of difficulty, all offering stunning views of the area's famous red rocks. Among the ...Read More
Haigler Creek, Arizona
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2.16 mi.
Arizona does not have many places that offer a chance to enjoy a year-round, natural mountain stream. Located just a little north of Payson, the Tonto National Forest has a hidden gem for 4x4 enth...Read More
FR 11, Arizona
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6.34 mi.
Nestled within the Tonto National Forest lies a paradise for offroad enthusiasts seeking a challenging trail run. The area is known for its rocky terrain, stunning vistas, and untamed wilderness.</...Read More
FR 153A, Arizona
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2.59 mi.
FR 153A is an exciting drive that gets you away from the Sedona crowds. That alone is reason enough to give it a try. However, the true worth of this short trail lies in its first mile, which run...Read More
Diamondback Gulch aka Greasy Spoon, Arizona
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6.24 mi.
Diamondback Gulch off-road trail is just outside of Sedona and his hidden among the beautiful red rocks of the magical Red Rock Secret Mountain Wildnerness bordering on the north. It isn't just any o...Read More
Fry Canyon Trail, Arizona
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5.1 mi.
Situated in the vast ponderosa pine woodlands of the Coconino National Forest, Fry Canyon Trail offers peaceful serenity only minutes from downtown Flagstaff. The numerous designated shady campsit...Read More
Dupont Cabin, Arizona
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10.93 mi.
Tonto National Forest outside of Phoenix, AZ offers some of the best opportunities in the nation for a true backcountry 4x4 overland adventure. FR236 is a gateway to this type of experience. The trail...Read More
Milk Ranch Point, Arizona
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8.23 mi.
Between 15 and 20 million years ago, a geologic uplift created the rugged and dramatic escarpment we now call the Mogollon Rim. The Rim rises 3000 feet above the Sonoran Desert floor below and mar...Read More
Brody Hills, Arizona
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1.24 mi.
Rock hunting in Arizona is a popular outdoor activity and if you're lucky it can also be a very rewarding experience. Sometimes the hardest part is knowing where to begin. Outside of Payson, Arizona t...Read More
FR 226, Arizona
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9.47 mi.
Immediately you are ensconced in tall pines and an abundance of campsites. That's just what you'd expect from a well-groomed trail in the Coconino National Forest with easy access off the intersta...Read More
Silver Creek, Arizona
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11.81 mi.
Silver Creek follows the main north-south route that early pioneers traveled and is now part of the 4,455-mile national corridor named the Great Western Trail. It is also a potential link in a much mo...Read More
FR 801, Arizona
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2.3 mi.
The wonderous geologic beauty of Sedona's red sandstone monoliths brings visitors from far and wide. That same sandstone creates challenging offroad trails that draw their own flocks of eager visi...Read More
House Mountain Trail, Arizona
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5.75 mi.
This 12 mile out & back trail is a fantastic route to take during the busy traffic months, it is just south of Sedona and a bit of a locals secret! After heading 6 miles up to the top of House Mou...Read More
Marshall Lake, Arizona
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12.92 mi.
On FR128 to Marshall Lake, or the "South of Walnut Canyon," you will discover Boondocking and ATV heaven, with scattered views of the San Francisco Peaks! There are many side roads and dispersed ca...Read More
Bar M Road, Arizona
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10.86 mi.
A drive along Bar M Road takes you back in time. On the east end, the hundred-plus-year-old Brolliar Cabin sits on the edge of an alpine meadow. Born in Iowa, David Brolliar built his one-room ca...Read More
FR 9496F, Arizona
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1.99 mi.
FR 9496F is a rarity in the Coconino National Forest. The Coconino is renowned for its vast Ponderosa pine forests. FR 9496F begins in that forest but transitions quickly to a more open grassland...Read More
First Water, Arizona
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0.36 mi.
In Arizona, 4x4 access and camping along a flowing creek is a pretty rare opportunity. This particular camping area has recently opened, allowing users easy access to the Mogollon Rim Country around P...Read More
Fry Lake Trail, Arizona
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3.63 mi.
Fry Lake is a popular place for cattle grazing in the summertime. The cows are typically brought up from the Verde Valley via Jerome Road. It's a beautiful meadow full of flowers in the summertime...Read More
9014 Brooklyn Mine and Aqua Fria Ruins, Arizona
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6.86 mi.
The American Southwest is rich in Native American History but very few locations allow off-road enthusiasts the opportunity to drive right up to ruins like you can in the Aqua Fria National Monument. ...Read More
Cedar Flat Road, Arizona
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25.48 mi.
Cedar Flat Road is a tale of two trails. On its southern end, the well-behaved road climbs out of the desert to offer camping with views, driving with views and hiking with views. Looking west, t...Read More
Reimer, Arizona
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13.05 mi.
Set in central Arizona's Prescott National Forest, FR 68D, locally called Reimer, traverses a wide-open grassland bespotted with rim rock-capped buttes and crossed by tree-lined washes. Named for...Read More
FR 9495F, Arizona
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0.24 mi.
Have you ever seen an alligator in Arizona? You might and yet not recognize it. We aren't talking about the 4-legged large-toothed swamp-dwelling reptile, of course. The alligators along this sh...Read More
Boulder Bypass, Arizona
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5.77 mi.
Young, Arizona is one of those isolated towns in the mountains that time has almost forgotten. The region is scattered with wonderful easy 4x4 trails that may hold hidden secrets. This particular by-p...Read More
Maggie Mine Road, Arizona
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5.3 mi.
With more curves than a 1940s-era pinup model, Maggie Mine Road snakes upwards into the foothills of the Bradshaw Mountains. Along the way, it passes its namesake, the Maggie Mine, a small gold op...Read More
FR 9460T, Arizona
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1.21 mi.
FR 9460T is the prototypical high country ranch road common in the Coconino National Forest. The trail winds through the Ponderosa pines, where elk and cattle comingle during the warm mountain sum...Read More
FR 228, Arizona
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3.14 mi.
Growing up, everyone had a friend that was a bit short, rugged, rough and tumble, not that great to look at, but fun to be around. If that friend was a trail, he'd be FR 228.
Beginning near the...Read More
Apache Maid, Arizona
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14.87 mi.
Historians agree that during the area's pioneer days, an incident involving an Apache girl made her a local legend. The specifics are lost to time, but the name Apache Maid has been applied to a m...Read More
Battleground Ridge, Arizona
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11.43 mi.
In 1882, White Mountain Apache warriors, led by Na-tio-tish, got into an altercation with and killed several policemen in San Carlos, Arizona. Eighty warriors, chased by U.S. cavalry, crossed the ...Read More
FR 195 - Tonto National Forest, Arizona
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3.43 mi.
If camping and exploring trails in the pines with your 4x4 sounds like a great time, then this would be the spot to start. Camping in this area makes for a great starting point for exploring the Arizo...Read More
Cedar Flat, Arizona
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6.44 mi.
Nestled in the nearly 2.9 million-acre Tonto National Forest, Cedar Flat is a true central Arizona experience. On the way to the trailhead, you pass the historic Doll Baby Ranch. The ranch was pu...Read More
Anderson Mesa South, Arizona
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28.09 mi.
Anderson Mesa lies between the vast Ponderosa pine forests at the edge of the Mogollon Rim and the barren badlands and painted deserts of northeastern Arizona. The topography of vast grasslands wi...Read More
Buck Springs Ridge, Arizona
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16.96 mi.
Buck Spring Ridge begins at the scenic Mogollon Rim and the iconic Rim Road, one of Arizona's best trails. Running ...Read More
Moore Creek, Arizona
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2.5 mi.
If backpacking and hiking in the pines sounds like a great time, then this would be the spot to start. This easy off-road trail leads to Highline Trail #31 which is a great hiking trail that runs a...Read More
Pyeatt Draw Parallel, Arizona
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4.32 mi.
The Pyeatt Draw Parallel offers beautiful scenes of tall pines, rocky creek bottoms, and the occasional elk and deer. The trail gets its name due to the fact it runs parallel to the more difficult 200...Read More
FR 935, Arizona
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3.9 mi.
FR 935 winds through old-growth pine forests, crosses alpine meadows and passes through ranch land still worked by cowhands on sure-footed ponies. After you leave the pavement be sure to close th...Read More
Buck Springs, Arizona
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5.33 mi.
In 1923 a rancher by the name of R. Pyle built a small cabin on the edge of a bucolically beautiful alpine meadow with several wonderfully reliable springs. The springs became known as Buck Spring...Read More
Rye Cypress, Arizona
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14.4 mi.
Rye Cypress unveils the rugged beauty of Arizona's chaparral country. Located in the Tonto National Forest, at 2,873,200 acres, the largest of Arizona's National Forests and seventh largest in the...Read More
Blue Ridge Reservoir, Arizona
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5.83 mi.
Large bodies of water in Arizona are rare and wonderful. Blue Ridge Reservoir sits high in the Coconino National Forest pine woodlands in the deep canyon formed by East Clear Creek. A few years a...Read More
Willow Valley, Arizona
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14.21 mi.
Willow Valley is a scenic drive through an old-growth Ponderosa pine forest in the beautiful Coconino National Forest. At intervals, the forest gives way to several alpine meadows or parks in loc...Read More
Sycamore P4031, Arizona
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1.35 mi.
P4031 does not have trail markers. It is a designated motorized trail per the Tonto National Forest Travel Management Plan. Follow the GPX track provided.P4031 is a sandy wash that winds t...Read More
Sycamore MT1851, Arizona
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2.16 mi.
MT1851 is a connector route between FR 402 and Sycamore Creek. Additional trails branch off from MT1851 and provide a large area to explore. This trail is primarily dirt/rocks on the Eastern end,...Read More
Copper Chief, Arizona
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4.9 mi.
Copper Chief, FR 493, is a scenic drive up Mingus Mountain. The trail passes remnants of the historic Copper Chief Mine. Thus its name. Most stock SUVs should have no problem, but some sections req...Read More
Allen Spring - Mingus Mountain, Arizona
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11.38 mi.
Allen Spring, FS 413, runs through the Prescott National Forest from near the top of Mingus Mountain along its southwestern slope to connect with will take you around the mountain and connect with <a ...Read More
Dry Dude Creek, Arizona
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0.39 mi.
If camping and exploring trails in the pines with your 4x4 sounds like a great time, then this would be the spot to start. Camping in this area makes for a great starting point for exploring the Arizo...Read More
Ranch Loop Trail, Arizona
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7.93 mi.
The Ranch Loop OHV trail is the easiest of the 10 Sedona Iconic Trails. Most high-clearance stock 4x4 vehicles can complete this trail without problems. It is primarily a hard-packed dirt and roc...Read More
Moores Gulch, Arizona
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13.78 mi.
Moores Gulch runs from AZCO Mine Road in the BLM's Table Mesa Recreation Area through Arizona State Trust Land...Read More
McClintock Ridge, Arizona
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7.65 mi.
McClintock Ridge, named for the ridgeline on which it runs, goes north off scenic Rim Road. Just getting to this tr...Read More
FR 300G, Arizona
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2.52 mi.
FR 300G runs north off scenic Rim Road. Just getting to this trailhead is a visually splendid adventure. The trail rides along the ridgeline between picturesque East and West Bear Canyons. Just ...Read More
Orme Road, Arizona
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12.41 mi.
Beginning just across Interstate 17 from the historic Dugas Road, Orme Road continues your exploration of Arizona his...Read More
FR 139G, Arizona
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1.91 mi.
FR 139G is a delightful little two-track through the tall pines of the vast Coconino National Forest. A short hike along a side trail brings you to picturesque Aspen Spring and an old homestead. ...Read More
Palatki Heritage, Arizona
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1.45 mi.
This flat, dirt, and gravel road provides access to the Palatki Heritage Site. The road is signed and mapped as FR 795, as it branches off Loy Butte Road, FR 525. Most passenger cars with 2WD sho...Read More
FR 139C, Arizona
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4.55 mi.
FR 139C is a short jewel of a trail in the Coconino National Forest. The trail runs through a mixed-conifer forest. Besides the ever-present Ponderosa pines, spruce and fir trees stand tall besi...Read More
Rock Creek, Arizona
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3.07 mi.
A hit television show decades ago had a character that would often scream, "serenity now." Obviously, he didn't know about Rock Creek.
Located in the Tonto National Forest, at 2,873,200 acres, th...Read More
Roberts Mesa, Arizona
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6.77 mi.
Set in the vast Tonto National Forest, Roberts Mesa connects Control Road with Tonto Creek Road. The trail is peppered with lots of roadside dispersed campsites. The roadbed on the east end of the t...Read More
Tonto FR 3312, Arizona
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1.01 mi.
FR 3312 begins off Highway 188 and takes you up the hillside to nice views of the Four Peaks. It is rocky and narrow but easily manageable. There is one established campsite about halfway up the ...Read More
Telephone Ridge, Arizona
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5.46 mi.
Telephone Ridge, or FR 139A, runs north along the spine of the ridge of the same name. It splits off of Dick Har...Read More
FR 513, Arizona
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3.08 mi.
FR 513 and its connecting spurs are one of those gems that most folks race by without noticing. After all, in the vast Coconino National Forest, it can be difficult to see the forest for the trees...Read More
FR 513C, Arizona
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2.44 mi.
Nestled in a group of interesting side trails on the eastern portion of the vast Coconino National Forest, FR 513C cuts through a deep Ponderosa pine forest. Free-range cattle graze the area in su...Read More
Buckhorn Cabin, Arizona
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22.72 mi.
Running along the remote northern rim of West Clear Creek Wilderness, Buckhorn Cabin uses multiple trails through dense forest and wide open prairies. Take your time crossing this pristine landscape,...Read More
FR 513B, Arizona
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2.84 mi.
Situated in the eastern portion of the vast Coconino National Forest, FR 513B rides along the western ridgeline above the deep chasm cut by East Clear Creek. The 2018 Tinder Fire has opened the fo...Read More
Control Road, Arizona
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23.47 mi.
Located in the vast Tonto National Forest, Control Road runs under the massive geologic uplift known as the Mogollon Rim. The road traverses a pine and juniper forest. This area is the setting for m...Read More
FR 109, Arizona
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6.17 mi.
Many of the roads on the Mogollon Rim go through impressive forests and pass scenic alpine meadows. They are also fairly smooth, easy driving, and sometimes crowded. If you are looking for all th...Read More
Cline Trailhead, Arizona
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0.17 mi.
This short and easy trail leads to the location of the old Cline Cabin. Though the cabin no longer exists, the trail's end offers a great camping space. During Spring, you may hear the soft sounds ...Read More
FR 513A, Arizona
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2.82 mi.
Nestled in a group of interesting side trails on the eastern portion of the vast Coconino National Forest, FR 513A cuts through a deep Ponderosa pine forest. Free-range cattle graze the area in sum...Read More
Pyeatt Draw Road, Arizona
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8.42 mi.
Pyeatt Draw Road connects Houston Mesa and Control Road. The trail also provides access to the rock crawling trails Pye...Read More
Sawmill Springs, Arizona
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9.39 mi.
Located in the heart of the vast and beautiful Coconino National Forest, Willow Springs is a great camping destination as well as a fun drive through some amazing countryside. Most of the track is...Read More
Old Sycamore Road, Arizona
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7.56 mi.
Old Sycamore Runs through central Arizona's grasslands parallel to its replacement, Highway 169. This area is known for cattle ranches, and several are visible from the road along the banks of the co...Read More
FR 124H, Arizona
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6.6 mi.
Sometimes the map shows a simple road that seems to exist only to connect one road to another. Looking closer, you see the symbol of a powerline snaking along close to the road. FR 124H looks tha...Read More
Tonto FR 3310, Arizona
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1.15 mi.
FR 3310 is a very short and easy sandy trail. This is a great location to set up a base camp while off-roading in the area. It is adjacent to the east entrance to Trail 143, which travels over Fo...Read More
Secret Mountain, Arizona
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12.08 mi.
This trail leads deeper into the Coconino National Forest and provides access to the Secret Mountain Hiking T...Read More
A Cross Road, Arizona
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25.45 mi.
Immerse yourself in the captivating views of Tonto National Forest's FR 60, also known as A Cross Road. With a mixture of dirt roads and slightly rocky terrain, anyone with a high clearance 2WD can...Read More
Bull Pen, Arizona
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3.19 mi.
Bull Pen is named for a canyon through which runs West Clear Creek, a tributary of the Verde River. The road to Bull Pen branches off <a href="https://www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/6872-beaver-creek" ...Read More
Buckhead Ridge, Arizona
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1.85 mi.
Buckhead Ridge is an easy trail made of packed dirt and rock that leads directly to the edge of Oak Creek Canyon. At the end of the trail, there are stunning views of the West Fork of Oak Creek, t...Read More
Doll Baby, Arizona
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8.83 mi.
Doll Baby runs from the town of Payson to a trailhead serving the Arizona National Scenic Trail, a hiking trail that runs from the Mexican border to Utah. Along the way, the trail passes the historic...Read More
Coconino FR231J, Arizona
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2.53 mi.
Instead of continuing on East Pocket Road toward the Edge of the World, take the turnoff on FR231...Read More
FR 1548A, Arizona
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1.52 mi.
Some days a winding easy trail with expansive views around each curve is just what the doctor ordered. Now let's set that little trail in the heart of the Tonto National Forest's nearly 2.9 millio...Read More
Woodchute Trail, Arizona
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5.43 mi.
Beginning and ending on Highway 89A, Woodchute Trail is a narrow, steep, and rocky meander through the Prescott National Forest. Much of the trail is along narrow shelf roads. There's plenty of brus...Read More
Sycamore Pass Road, Arizona
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8.48 mi.
Sycamore Pass Road, FR 525C, is a branch trail from the main dirt drag of FR 525. This easy dirt road leads to iconic Sedona area offroad trails and hiking areas. At times this road may be close...Read More
Diamond Point, Arizona
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3.42 mi.
Diamond Point goes south off Control Road towards a hill with a fire watch tower and numerous antennae. A gate before the fire tower stops you from driving up, but you can walk the short distance. T...Read More
Bear Flat, Arizona
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4.39 mi.
Set in the vast Tonto National Forest, Bear Flat is an out and back that leads to the Bear Flats hiking trailhead on the edge of the very rugged Hellsgate Wilderness Area. The descent into Bear Fla...Read More
Green Valley, Arizona
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2.71 mi.
Set in the Tonto National Forest, Green Valley is a short connector trail with a whole lot of camping. This area is very popular in the summer when the desert below gets really hot. Campgrounds fill...Read More
Turkey Creek, Arizona
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4.43 mi.
Turkey Creek is a wonderful trail passing in and out of stream beds for most of the journey, and throughout it is in constant change and putting forth a new challenge. At 1/2 mile into the trail, the...Read More
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