Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Bryce, Arizona

SA1007 is the main access trail into this trail system. This point-to-point route begins off Black Point Road, which starts from Main Street in Pima, Arizona. The entrance is easy to miss--a narrow passage between…
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Sa1001 is a connector trail linking Fh1099 and Sa1004 at the top and bottom. This rocky route is wide enough for a full-size 4x4 but is not recommended for low-clearance vehicles. The trail may become…
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Sa1004 is a point-to-point trail running from Fh1095 to private property, connecting several other trails in the area. The trail is wide and easily driven, suitable for all vehicles with high clearance. From Fh1095, the…
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Sa1023 is an out-and-back trail that also serves as a connector to other trails in the area. The route follows a wide, rocky, and rutted track and is suitable for high-clearance vehicles. The trail offers…
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Sa1003 Trail is a point-to-point connector trail that links to unmapped wash trails. The route is mostly on BLM land, but does pass through a small section of State Trust land; a permit is required…
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Sa1026 is an out-and-back or connects to Sa1024, runs parallel to Sa1024, and connects to it near a water tank at the end of the trail. Wide desert track with heavy cow traffic. The surface…
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FH1052 begins off FH1028 and is a wide gravel and rock trail with bermed edges. The road gently climbs above a wash, crossing a cattle guard early on. The surface is rocky gravel, lined with…
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This is a short route on a partly graded road that will take you to the CCC Camp that was occupied from 1935-36. This route on the map is very straightforward and the scenery is…
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The Safford-Morenci Trailhead West begins as a rocky, narrow path that soon drops into a broad wash. While the trail itself is relatively well-maintained and level, the wash is filled with small rocks that make…
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Soloman Pass can be accessed via Airport Road when approaching from Safford, though it's also reachable from West Bonita Road. The route from Safford is paved at first but transitions to gravel as it begins…
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The West Swift Trail is the route to the top of Clark Peak. This 6-mile road is a rough dirt road with a few rock ledges and potholes. It is wide in many areas and…
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Trail 1007 is a two-track route that winds through the landscape with rocky stretches, dips, and several off-camber sections. Near Solomon Pass, the trail features a steep ascent and descent over loose rock, which may…
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West Bonita Road is a winding, rocky trail with stretches of corrugation that climbs gradually before following the rim. Along the route, travelers will pass a few cattle stations and cross several cattle guards. Silt…
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The road leading to the monastery is wide, well-maintained, and frequently traveled, offering beautiful views along the way. The surrounding landscape features an abundance of plant life, including a diverse variety of Arizona cacti. The…
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St. Paisius Orthodox Monastery is a women's monastic community located near Safford, Arizona, at the foot of Mount Graham. Founded in 1993 and dedicated to St. Paisius Velichkovsky, the monastery follows the Serbian Orthodox tradition.…
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Powerline Road begins as a gravel route marked by heavy corrugation and stretches of deteriorating pavement as it nears a residential area. After the turnoff to the neighborhood, the road surface improves noticeably, though it…
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This trail is narrow, winding, undulating, sandy, and bumpy, providing a fun driving experience that becomes increasingly challenging as you continue. The area is rich in plant life, and the trail appears to be popular…
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Aqueduct Road begins just beyond an unmarked gate and quickly turns bumpy and rocky, though it remains relatively level at first. The trail crosses several washes as it climbs onto the rim, tracing the ridgeline…
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This trail is narrow, winding, undulating, sandy, and bumpy, offering a fun and engaging drive. It appears to be a popular route among hunters. As the trail continues, it becomes more challenging, with noticeable erosion,…
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Shortly after beginning the trail, you'll encounter a gate associated with active cattle ranching; be sure to close it securely behind you. The route is primarily sandy and dusty, with gentle undulations that make for…
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This is a well-maintained but heavily corrugated and dusty road, as it serves as one of the main thoroughfares in the northern part of the Hot Well Dunes area. Numerous dispersed campsites can be found…
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The Black Hills Back Country Byway is an unpaved road that provides access to thousands of acres of BLM land. There are many areas to camp, hike, mountain bike, or explore side tracks via 4x4.…
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This narrow trail becomes rough almost immediately after leaving the paved road, with dips and off-camber sections that demand careful driving. Numerous spurs and offshoots branch from the main path, but some may cross onto…
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The trail begins with a moderate level of difficulty for a capable 4x4, featuring washouts, off-camber sections, deep erosion, and a generally rocky surface. As the route progresses, it levels out and transitions to sandy…
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The trail begins with a relatively steep climb from the paved road, after which it levels out and remains fairly smooth for a short distance before becoming increasingly rocky and narrow. Pinstriping is unavoidable in…
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The Railway Trail runs alongside the train tracks and is entirely unmaintained. It is a narrow, winding route where pinstriping is likely, and it crosses numerous washes that may become difficult to navigate during or…
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This trail connects the Railway Trail to the paved Haekel Road, which serves as the access road to the Hot Well Dunes Recreation Area. The initial portion of the trail is smooth and maintained, but…
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Although power lines run alongside the trail, it is not a maintained road but rather a rocky track that follows a ridgeline before descending into a wash. The route is rocky, dusty, and lined with…
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East Ten Ranch Road is a long, straight dirt track that leads from Highway 191 toward the Hot Well Dunes. As of March 25, 2025, the road has been recently maintained and is generally smooth…
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The Powerline Trail is a relatively straight route that follows the path of overhead powerlines and, as of March 26, 2025, is in maintained condition. Large cleared areas are found beneath each powerline tower, suggesting…
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