Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Kachina Village, Arizona

This trail is not suited for low-clearance vehicles. This road is rough and has a few small sections of rocks to crawl. It is a bumpy, slow-moving trail and it will get extremely muddy when wet. The road has spotty cell phone service in sections. This road is not winter-maintained.
Learn more about Howard Trail #245

This trail connects the Howard Trail system to I-17. This route is right off I-17, however, it is seasonal and the gate could be closed and locked. The trail is typically closed in the wintertime when snow may be present on the trail system. This is to help preserve this amazing trail with its aston...
Learn more about I-17 to Howard Trail

Howard's Spur is an easy trail designated for vehicles 62 inches wide or less. This trail is farther north from the bulk of the 62-inch trails in the Munds Park OHV System but can be connected to by the many Jeep roads in the area and made into a loop with Howard's Trail. This one is easier than so...
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Airport Connector is a 0.7-mile short connector trail in the middle of the Airport Trail loop that connects the north and south halves of the loop. It's an easy trail that is a good way to shortcut your ride if you don't want to ride all 17 miles of the Airport Trail. Taking the Airport Connector cu...
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This is a fun little route to Pumphouse Wash. There is an area about halfway in, off to the north, that is a pit and is frequently used for shooting--use caution in the area. There are a few down trees with a trail around them that can be a tight fit for full-size trucks. There's also frequent dirt ...
Learn more about I-17 to Pumphouse Wash

00237 Road, also known as Forest Road 237, is a scenic and moderately challenging route south of Flagstaff that connects Interstate 17 near Kachina Village to Highway 89A near Fry Park. Ideal for stock SUVs, SxSs, and high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles, this trail provides an enjoyable backcou...
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Hidden among Flagstaff’s tall pines, this easy Level 2 trail follows an old logging road rarely used today. The path is wide and forgiving, with gentle grades, packed dirt, and scattered pine needles. Ideal for beginners and relaxed cruising, it offers quiet forest scenery, cool shade, and a peacefu...
Learn more about Lost Logger Trail

This scenic off-road trail near Flagstaff follows established powerlines through dense pine forest and cool high-country terrain. The route is mostly smooth and well-traveled, making it accessible for most high-clearance vehicles. Rated a 2 overall, it features one moderate obstacle that adds a bit ...
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A more exciting route that leads to the Edge of the World from 89A. This offshoot of Fry Park starts in a dense old-growth Ponderosa pine stand and opens up to a stunning grassland with clear views of local peaks. The terrain starts pocked with ruts, small rock fields and roots, then opens up to a d...
Learn more about Fry Lake 9018H

Jump is an easy single track in the Kelly Motorized Trail System that has fewer rocks than some of the surrounding single tracks, making it one of the easier ones in the area. It's mostly flat and curvy as it winds beneath the tall pine trees in this dry pine forest. There are a couple of tighter tr...
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The Backside of Tuthill is an easy trail off shoot from the Edge of The World Trail. This area is very shaded and often very muddy. A very easy trail and a fun adventure. This trail ends at a spot where there are boulders blocking the roadways onto the military base. (see pictures)
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This trail begins on the west end in a massive open meadow before eventually entering the forest. Early on, you’ll encounter some deeper washouts that can create off-camber situations, though most have workable drive-arounds. The road is primarily dirt with scattered rocks, but as you gain elevation...
Learn more about Woody Ridge - FS 535B

This rocky, bumpy dirt road meanders through the forest and makes for slow going due to the constant mix of exposed roots, rocks, and ruts. The terrain stays consistently rough throughout, though there are plenty of flat, dispersed camp spots along the way. The trail frequently passes through small ...
Learn more about Fry Park Eastside - FS 535C

This mostly dirt road offers an easy drive with a few rocky and bumpy sections mixed in. There are ruts, washouts, and occasional exposed rock that add some unevenness to the route. The trail can become very slippery and potentially treacherous when wet, so conditions should be checked before headin...
Learn more about Bob’s Tank - FS 535D

Edge of the World (FS RD 231) is a wonderfully scenic, and easy, a route traversing through AZ State Trust land and Coconino National Forest leaving Flagstaff and heading South toward the East Pocket Lookout. Start your adventure through the Ponderosa pines by passing a couple of parks en route to R...
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Harding Point (FS 535A) is an out-and-back scenic trail through pine trees and lush green forest. Numerous campsites along the route, some with great views. Expect heavy hunting traffic during hunting season and a few spur trails branching off. After rain, the trail becomes very muddy with deep ruts...
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This trail has a scenic view off of the main Edge of the World trail. This part of the trail is part of the Coconino National Forest, just south of Flagstaff. The entrance of the side trail is evident with Forest Service Road sign 231L. There may be snow in early spring if the road leading to the tr...
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00132d Road offers an easy and scenic 2.8-mile offroad drive through the pine-forested terrain south of Flagstaff near Priest Draw, making it ideal for beginners and scenic cruisers alike. Situated at an elevation between 6,890 and 7,010 feet, this simple dirt route features unique sections of brigh...
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This longer trail is a very chill and enjoyable drive. You will travel through the ponderosa pines of the Coconino National Forest. The forest will give way to a handful of meadows of grass that might hold antelope if you are lucky. There is camping along this trail but sites are more on the souther...
Learn more about FS 132 and Chill

This road is not maintained in the winter. It is easy, two-car width with plenty of pull-offs. There are multiple camp spots, for big or small groups. It can be a busy area on the weekend. The road will be very muddy when wet, and falling trees are common. There is spotty cell phone service. Please ...
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This trail is not suited for low-clearance vehicles. This road is rough and has a few small sections of rocks to crawl. It is a bumpy, slow-moving trail and it will get extremely muddy when wet. The road has spotty cell phone service in sections. This road is not winter-maintained.
Learn more about Howard Trail #245

This trail connects the Howard Trail system to I-17. This route is right off I-17, however, it is seasonal and the gate could be closed and locked. The trail is typically closed in the wintertime when snow may be present on the trail system. This is to help preserve this amazing trail with its aston...
Learn more about I-17 to Howard Trail

Howard's Spur is an easy trail designated for vehicles 62 inches wide or less. This trail is farther north from the bulk of the 62-inch trails in the Munds Park OHV System but can be connected to by the many Jeep roads in the area and made into a loop with Howard's Trail. This one is easier than so...
Learn more about Howard's Spur

This is a fun little route to Pumphouse Wash. There is an area about halfway in, off to the north, that is a pit and is frequently used for shooting--use caution in the area. There are a few down trees with a trail around them that can be a tight fit for full-size trucks. There's also frequent dirt ...
Learn more about I-17 to Pumphouse Wash

This trail is not suited for low-clearance vehicles. This road is rough and has a few small sections of rocks to crawl. It is a bumpy, slow-moving trail and it will get extremely muddy when wet. The road has spotty cell phone service in sections. This road is not winter-maintained.
Learn more about Howard Trail #245

This trail connects the Howard Trail system to I-17. This route is right off I-17, however, it is seasonal and the gate could be closed and locked. The trail is typically closed in the wintertime when snow may be present on the trail system. This is to help preserve this amazing trail with its aston...
Learn more about I-17 to Howard Trail

Howard's Spur is an easy trail designated for vehicles 62 inches wide or less. This trail is farther north from the bulk of the 62-inch trails in the Munds Park OHV System but can be connected to by the many Jeep roads in the area and made into a loop with Howard's Trail. This one is easier than so...
Learn more about Howard's Spur

This is a fun little route to Pumphouse Wash. There is an area about halfway in, off to the north, that is a pit and is frequently used for shooting--use caution in the area. There are a few down trees with a trail around them that can be a tight fit for full-size trucks. There's also frequent dirt ...
Learn more about I-17 to Pumphouse Wash