Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Bagdad, Arizona

BgTen22 is a scenic route that offers a relaxing yet breathtaking drive. The trail is wide and easy to navigate, with no obstacles to complicate your journey. Its windy path takes you through stunning desert…
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Santa Maria River Road is a serene escape into the heart of the Arizona wilderness. This wide, curvy trail takes you on a flowing journey through remote and picturesque landscapes. With no obstacles to contend…
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This sandy rip starts by Highway 93 with tons of dispersed camping spots amongst the awesome rock formations. There are power lines and funky old buildings with Graffiti on private property. The map names this…
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West Camp Wood Road West is a wide gravel road that is a main artery of this section of the Prescott National Forest. This is one of the main access points for the many trails…
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An easy rocky terrain double track that is a slower going route that bypasses the main track that goes past the ranch house on the way to and from the upper burro creek area. This…
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RockyYolo 1 starts as a wide and pleasant roll through this section of the Prescott National Forest. You're mostly rolling by Juniper Trees and Burberry bushes with sage and scrub brush mixed in. There are…
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Another Powerline Road Too offers a classic off-road journey through open desert landscapes. This trail features hills and stretches of gravel that make for a smooth and enjoyable ride. Sections of these hills may be…
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This 48.9-mile trail travels through the Aquarius Mountain Range, and across Goodwin Mesa. Many sweeping vista views of the surrounding mountains are found along this route. Starting at the northern point, at approx. 24 miles…
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This power line run is a nice parallel rip along the highway. It's a great way to limit one's time on the highway and cut across. There are some hills and a few rocky sections,…
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Goemmers Gem was just that, a gem of a trail to end a long day on dirt! This trail will lead to your exit if you're exploring the Date Creek Ranch area. This trail is…
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17 Mile Road is a remote desert connector best suited for experienced offroaders looking to access the Signal Ghost Town Trail or explore the rugged terrain near the Arrastra Mountain Wilderness. This moderately difficult route…
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Conger Water is a rocky trail, with erosion and water damage throughout. There are numerous wash crossings on this trail, as well as sections of shelf road, rock gardens, and off camber wash crossings with…
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This is an easy trail that is a loop through the Joshua trees. Many roads fork off this trail. This loop only takes an hour of your time, but you can take so many different…
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Bar 37 is a delightful trail, compared to the two trails further north. If you start on this trail, enjoy it, because the next two won't be as smooth as Bar 37. Somewhat rocky and…
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Arrastras Boundary is a narrow trail of varying terrain. Sections of this trail are rocky, but there are no major obstacles on this trail. The biggest issue with this trail is that paint damage is…
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Dates Fool starts mellow enough, wide and gravel rock. But quickly, this trail deteriorates into a single lane of erosion, cracks, washouts, water damage, and rocky hills. There are sections of overgrown vegetation on this…
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Date Creek Road is a washboarded and scenic trail that's great for all skill levels. The wide path makes for an easy drive, with no obstacles to slow you down. Along the way, you'll navigate…
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Off Seep is a cool trail that winds and meanders through the tall ponderosa pines of this section of the Prescott National Forest. There are downed trees along the trail, as well as large rock…
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The Electric Alien Trees trail is a wide, mostly gravel trail along what some would call a power line road. This trail accesses other trails in the area, but due to a locked gate at…
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This 17-mile point-to-point trail passes through the Aquarius Mountain Range. The first 7 miles is a 2 (easy) trail then the trail narrows and the ascents/descents become steeper. At 13.5 miles you will come across…
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Sheridan Mountain is a rock trail pocked with numerous wash crossings, water damage, and erosion. This is a long trail, over 12 miles one-way, with a locked gate at Private Property if you try to…
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This trail kicks off right where the gravel of County Road P1065 ends, dropping you into the rocky wash. You can probably cruise in with 2WD at the start, but flipping into 4-Low will make…
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This is an easier ATV trail, one of the few two-tracks in the area that isn't completely covered in rocks. The trail is a decent width for 50-inch vehicles, remaining wide throughout the 1-mile route.…
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The Date Creek's Entry is a narrow trail with rock sections, washouts, erosion, water damage, and crack-straddling hill climbs. Sections of this trail are up and down hills with loose rock and erosion sections. There…
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This short ATV spur starts off of Forest Service Road 705 and immediately starts a gradual climb up a hill through the scrub oak. The trail is covered in a layer of loose, round cobble…
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This 18.7-mile point-to-point trail runs along Signal Road with a stop at the Old Signal Ghost Town and mine. This is a maintained county road and is passable by stock vehicles. This trail passes through…
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The Hyde Mountain Lo trail is a mellow trail that winds and weaves its way through a beautiful section of the Prescott National Forest. This section is made up of mostly ponderosa pines. You may…
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P1660 starts wide and gentle, with a surface of mixed rock and gravel. The trail then quickly narrows and deteriorates to one that will guarantee paint damage with the harsh desert plants overhanging the trail…
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Walnut Creek's north end is peppered with wash crossings, thick juniper, and mixed pine trees. As you progress to the south, you'll move into a beautiful old-growth forest of ponderosa pine. A popular area with…
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The north entrance of this trail starts at some wooden posts spaced for 50-inch vehicles off of Forest Service Road 21. The trail drops down into a sandy ravine in a ponderosa pine forest. The…
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