Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Kaibab Estates West, Arizona

Single Series is a wide dirt road that winds through the beautiful landscape North of Ash Fork, AZ. This trail is easy, and there are no obstacles on it whatsoever. The road is gravel and red dirt, and evidence of elk, antelope, and deer are present. A popular spot with hunters, this trail serves as...
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The Solo Bypass Trail connects as a loop option to the Single Series trail to the North. More rugged and dense with rocks, trees, and mud ruts than the single trail, this loop provides a bit more solitude and a rougher ride as well. Dirt and rock, with a few wash crossings scattered throughout, this...
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The Deuce (named for its Forest Service designation, 2) is a dirt and rock trail that winds its way through the mixed pine and juniper trees of the Kaibab National Forest. Accessed via Washboard Way, The Deuce is much smoother and more enjoyable, with more secluded campsites nestled in the trees. Wi...
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Quarry Bypass was the most fun trail of the day for me when I mapped it. It is mostly a one-lane rock trail that is lined with Juniper trees and undergrowth that is typical of this area of the Kaibab National Forest. It has 2 hill climbs made up of loose rock and tailings from the nearby rock quarri...
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Quarry Run is an interesting trail in a beautiful area. This area of the Kaibab National Forest is speckled with large rock quarries. It's not surprising to see trails lined with rock and scree or trailings from the larger, SUV-sized slabs of granite or sandstone from the quarries. At times there ar...
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FR 39 is an interesting trail that meanders its way through the mixed pine and Juniper trees that make up this section of the Kaibab National Forest. Wide and dirt, this trail turns rocky as it passes an area known for mining large sandstone rock blocks. There are sporadic rock gardens, and a long, ...
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The Lucky 7 Run starts at a cool railroad tunnel and heads North, out into the Kaibab National Forest. In this forest of mixed pine and Juniper Trees, you'll find that the trail meanders and winds along the rolling hills. Because of this, there are frequent wash crossings and off-camber erosion cuts...
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FR 114 is a beautiful, winding mud and dirt trail that winds through the grasslands that border the Prescott National Forest. Working Eastward, up into the rolling hills of Juniper and mixed pine you'll see evidence of Antelope, Elk, deer, and numerous other wildlife creatures. Water runoff is preva...
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If you've taken the Bill Williams-Prescott Forest Traverse West from Williams, this trail is a great way to lower your blood pressure. Rolling and beautiful, with no obstacles other than a couple of wash crossings. Prairie Blast rolls and meanders through the open grasslands of the Kaibab National F...
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Prairie Slide is a nice jaunt across the prairie of the Kaibab National Forest outside of Prescott, AZ. On this ride, you'll cross beautiful grassland and wildflower blooms (provided there has been enough rain) and through sporadic mixed pine and juniper trees. A beautiful habitat, it's home to ante...
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The Gas Line Middle Trail is a wide clear cut through this section of the Kaibab National Forest. Rocky, with multiple areas of braiding, this trail is shaped by water damage and erosion. The trail also features hills, with stunning views both up and down the mountain where one can see for miles. Mo...
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Lower 6 is a beautiful wide trail that dances across this section of the Kaibab National Forest. Wide and made of a mix of gravel and dirt, you'll find no obstacles over 12" on this trail. Near the South end, large flocks of sheep work their way across the grassy areas. Closer to the highway there a...
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Upper 6 is a beautiful trail that slices and dices its way through the Kaibab National Forest. On its South end, the trail is wide and winding, gently rolling across the landscape of grassland and scattered trees. Along this route, you'll see evidence of wild burros, javelina, and even a prairie dog...
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Prairie Loop is a side trail across the prairie of the Kaibab National Forest. On this loop, you'll cross open prairie filled with wildflower blooms (provided there has been enough rain) and sporadic mixed pine and juniper trees. This habitat is home to antelope, deer, and coyote, as well as other s...
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The Eagle Nest Traverse is a cut-through trail that runs primarily alongside the railroad tracks over Eagle Nest Mountain. Mostly rock and dirt, there are no obstacles on this trail, except for a couple of small rocky areas that have been filled in. It is lined, by the railroad on the South, and a f...
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The Winding Connection is a winding two-track that is absolutely beautiful. Soft, winding and rolling, it dances on the edge of the mixed pine and Juniper forest and the open grassland of the Kaibab National Forest. Short but oh-so-sweet, it's a great connector for The Deuce trail, providing a North...
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Washboard Way is named for, you guessed it, its washboard-type terrain that encompasses the entirety of its length. Wide and rolling, this trail is somewhat busy, serving as an access point for ranch owners, hunters, recreationists, and workers for the BNSF Railroad. There are no obstacles on this t...
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Welch 35 Aux is a primarily rocky trail that heads East and then North adjacent to Sawtooth Peak. This trail tells the story of what is typical with inclines in the hills of Arizona, as the rocks become gnarlier and more exposed the higher the trail goes. Mixed Pine and Juniper, as well as tall gras...
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Antelope Wash is a beautiful trail that meanders across the high grassland and mixed forest of the Kaibab National Forest. With numerous rocky, steep, and off-camber wash crossings, this trail may prove challenging during the summer monsoon months, so caution is urged. The washes are typically fille...
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Antelope Loop is a rocky trail, speckled with erosion, rock gardens, and sneaky rocks. At times this trail appears to be almost reclaimed by nature, but there is a visible established path, even in the high-grass sections. The trail passes water tanks and wildlife water areas that help the antelope,...
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Single Series is a wide dirt road that winds through the beautiful landscape North of Ash Fork, AZ. This trail is easy, and there are no obstacles on it whatsoever. The road is gravel and red dirt, and evidence of elk, antelope, and deer are present. A popular spot with hunters, this trail serves as...
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The Solo Bypass Trail connects as a loop option to the Single Series trail to the North. More rugged and dense with rocks, trees, and mud ruts than the single trail, this loop provides a bit more solitude and a rougher ride as well. Dirt and rock, with a few wash crossings scattered throughout, this...
Learn more about Solo Bypass

The Deuce (named for its Forest Service designation, 2) is a dirt and rock trail that winds its way through the mixed pine and juniper trees of the Kaibab National Forest. Accessed via Washboard Way, The Deuce is much smoother and more enjoyable, with more secluded campsites nestled in the trees. Wi...
Learn more about The Deuce

Quarry Bypass was the most fun trail of the day for me when I mapped it. It is mostly a one-lane rock trail that is lined with Juniper trees and undergrowth that is typical of this area of the Kaibab National Forest. It has 2 hill climbs made up of loose rock and tailings from the nearby rock quarri...
Learn more about Quarry Bypass - FR745

Single Series is a wide dirt road that winds through the beautiful landscape North of Ash Fork, AZ. This trail is easy, and there are no obstacles on it whatsoever. The road is gravel and red dirt, and evidence of elk, antelope, and deer are present. A popular spot with hunters, this trail serves as...
Learn more about Single Series

The Solo Bypass Trail connects as a loop option to the Single Series trail to the North. More rugged and dense with rocks, trees, and mud ruts than the single trail, this loop provides a bit more solitude and a rougher ride as well. Dirt and rock, with a few wash crossings scattered throughout, this...
Learn more about Solo Bypass

The Deuce (named for its Forest Service designation, 2) is a dirt and rock trail that winds its way through the mixed pine and juniper trees of the Kaibab National Forest. Accessed via Washboard Way, The Deuce is much smoother and more enjoyable, with more secluded campsites nestled in the trees. Wi...
Learn more about The Deuce

Quarry Bypass was the most fun trail of the day for me when I mapped it. It is mostly a one-lane rock trail that is lined with Juniper trees and undergrowth that is typical of this area of the Kaibab National Forest. It has 2 hill climbs made up of loose rock and tailings from the nearby rock quarri...
Learn more about Quarry Bypass - FR745