Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Fredonia, Arizona

Extremely scenic route with fairly easy accessibility, but not advisable for any 2WD during any sort of weather. Trails leading off can have many obstacles and deep sand that, if dry, never ends. This trail skirts the edge of Vermilion Cliffs National Monument Wilderness Area. You must have a permit...
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Branching off into the high desert, the BLM HC2 Spur is an exceptionally tight and twisty chicane trail that serves as an exciting, highly scenic 0.5-mile backcountry detour. The route begins near a prominently marked trail junction, immediately establishing a narrow, winding character through dense...
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Serving as a highly specific backcountry access route, the Squaw Trail motorized extension is a very brief but purposefully rugged 0.25-mile transit designed exclusively to transport off-roaders directly to the main Squaw hiking trailhead. Despite its exceptionally short length, the vivid, deeply tr...
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The road sign says Antelope Valley. It is a wide dirt, gravel, and sand trail that is rated at class 2. The trail is five miles east of Pipe Springs, AZ, and the South side of Highway 389 in AZ. The trail winds down south towards the Toroweap Ranger Station in The Grand Canyon National Park. There i...
Learn more about County Hwy 109/Mt. Trumbull Road

This is a fun, relatively easy trail that gives you a taste of Hog Canyon (HC). It intersects HC1 as you top the mesa to the right. The trail is used by maintenance crews. Shortly after entering the trail, there is a short section of deeper sand. There are some smaller rock ledges and slick rock are...
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This trail begins at the Hog Canyon (HC) staging area (approximately .7 miles off Highway 89 north of Kanab). HC1 runs east and west and provides a main street for HC trails. This trail has been divided because the eastern portion is significantly more challenging than the western section. The trail...
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The Mansard Trail North connects Johnson Canyon Rd Access to the Mosdell Trail and the Hog Canyon Trail System. It's a north-south trail, mostly sand, that drops down in elevation toward Johnson Canyon. In late April we encountered one section of the trail that was really deep muddy ruts, but there ...
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This is a great opportunity to view two water glyphs. One of the water glyphs is relatively famous, as you see pictures of it in many of the articles that talk about water glyphs. The trail takes you along a beautiful canyon as well as through some cedar trees. There is also a small technical area w...
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BLM 104L/M is a remarkably scenic, little-used 1.8-mile backcountry two-track that escorts explorers to an absolutely stunning cliffside overlook. Due to a severe washout that forced the abandonment of the original 104M entrance, drivers must now begin their journey on BLM 104L, which seamlessly con...
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BLM 101G is a spectacular 1.3-mile backcountry two-track that treats explorers to some of the most rewarding scenery in the local network. The sandy route closely parallels the dramatic rim of a deep, carved canyon, offering a constant sense of vast scale as you drive. The path gracefully weaves thr...
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BLM 101N is a highly secluded, 1.2-mile backcountry two-track that escorts off-road explorers to a truly spectacular canyon overlook. This exceptionally tight and twisty route meanders deeply through a dense, fragrant forest of mature green juniper trees under a brilliant blue sky dotted with fluffy...
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Marked prominently at its beginning by a brown carsonite forest service post indicating the 101 and 101D junction, BLM 101 is a beautiful, deeply secluded 0.7-mile backcountry transit. This exceptionally vibrant, red-sand two-track playfully weaves its way through a dense, highly fragrant high-deser...
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BLM 104F is a scenic, 0.7-mile twisty sand two-track that escorts backcountry explorers through a classic high-desert environment. The route playfully meanders through a dense forest of mature green juniper trees under a bright blue sky dotted with white clouds. Because the distinctly winding trail ...
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BLM 101F is a scenic, 0.9-mile sandy two-track that escorts off-road explorers deep into a quiet high-desert environment. Branching off the main network, this route primarily follows the natural contours of a winding desert gully, surrounded by a dense forest of mature green juniper trees and thick ...
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Marked clearly at its start by a standard brown carsonite forest service post indicating the junction with 101H, BLM 101M is an exceptionally fun, fast-paced 3.5-mile backcountry two-track. The trail effortlessly weaves through a vibrant high-desert landscape, flanked by healthy green juniper trees ...
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Marked at its starting point by a distinct brown carsonite forest service post, BLM 101B is a remarkably quiet, little-used 1.1-mile backcountry double-track that invites explorers into a highly secluded high-desert setting. The deeply colored, soft red-sand path playfully meanders through a dense, ...
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BLM 32H is a wonderfully wide, 1.9-mile point-to-point sandy transit route that serves as a highly scenic gateway directly into and out of the famous Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park. Traversing this vivid, deep red-sand trail offers explorers a truly immersive high-desert experience, beautifully fr...
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BLM 104J is a highly scenic, deeply engaging 0.5-mile backcountry two-track that escorts off-road explorers directly to a spectacular canyon overlook. Under clear, sunny skies, this vividly colored, soft red-sand path playfully meanders through a dense, healthy forest of mature green juniper trees. ...
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BLM 104H is a highly engaging, 2.7-mile backcountry two-track that treats explorers to some of the most rewarding scenery in the area. This distinctly tight and twisty sandy path playfully meanders through a dense, vibrant high-desert landscape. As drivers bob and weave through the noticeably narrow...
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Sand Spring Road - BLM050 is a 5.3-mile sand and rock trail rated 3 of 10 and is located within the Moquith Mountain Wilderness Study Area. Sand Spring Road is a 3.5-mile OHV route that leads from Hancock Road to the Moquith Mountain Wilderness Study Area with an additional 1.8-mile section that lea...
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Extremely scenic route with fairly easy accessibility, but not advisable for any 2WD during any sort of weather. Trails leading off can have many obstacles and deep sand that, if dry, never ends. This trail skirts the edge of Vermilion Cliffs National Monument Wilderness Area. You must have a permit...
Learn more about BLM 1025 to House Rock Road

Branching off into the high desert, the BLM HC2 Spur is an exceptionally tight and twisty chicane trail that serves as an exciting, highly scenic 0.5-mile backcountry detour. The route begins near a prominently marked trail junction, immediately establishing a narrow, winding character through dense...
Learn more about BLM HC2 Spur

Serving as a highly specific backcountry access route, the Squaw Trail motorized extension is a very brief but purposefully rugged 0.25-mile transit designed exclusively to transport off-roaders directly to the main Squaw hiking trailhead. Despite its exceptionally short length, the vivid, deeply tr...
Learn more about Squaw Trail

The road sign says Antelope Valley. It is a wide dirt, gravel, and sand trail that is rated at class 2. The trail is five miles east of Pipe Springs, AZ, and the South side of Highway 389 in AZ. The trail winds down south towards the Toroweap Ranger Station in The Grand Canyon National Park. There i...
Learn more about County Hwy 109/Mt. Trumbull Road

Extremely scenic route with fairly easy accessibility, but not advisable for any 2WD during any sort of weather. Trails leading off can have many obstacles and deep sand that, if dry, never ends. This trail skirts the edge of Vermilion Cliffs National Monument Wilderness Area. You must have a permit...
Learn more about BLM 1025 to House Rock Road

Branching off into the high desert, the BLM HC2 Spur is an exceptionally tight and twisty chicane trail that serves as an exciting, highly scenic 0.5-mile backcountry detour. The route begins near a prominently marked trail junction, immediately establishing a narrow, winding character through dense...
Learn more about BLM HC2 Spur

Serving as a highly specific backcountry access route, the Squaw Trail motorized extension is a very brief but purposefully rugged 0.25-mile transit designed exclusively to transport off-roaders directly to the main Squaw hiking trailhead. Despite its exceptionally short length, the vivid, deeply tr...
Learn more about Squaw Trail

The road sign says Antelope Valley. It is a wide dirt, gravel, and sand trail that is rated at class 2. The trail is five miles east of Pipe Springs, AZ, and the South side of Highway 389 in AZ. The trail winds down south towards the Toroweap Ranger Station in The Grand Canyon National Park. There i...
Learn more about County Hwy 109/Mt. Trumbull Road