Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Kaibito, Arizona

This 1.3-mile-long sand trail goes through City of Page land south of the town of Page, Arizona. It starts and ends off of the powerline road that starts at the entrance to the OHV area,…
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This is a 1.8-mile-long powerline road that diagonals through this red sandy desert and OHV area. The northwest end starts off of the perimeter powerline road and ends at the border of City of Page…
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This short sandy trail goes through City of Page land in a red sandy desert, right next to huge sandstone mesas and pink cliffs with cool views. The north end starts on a powerline road,…
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This is a 4-mile powerline road going along the north and west perimeter of this OHV area on City of Page land. The east end starts from Border Road at the end of the industrial…
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This is a fun desert loop in Page, Arizona, that takes you out to a view of Lake Powell. It goes north from the dirt parking lot on Coppermine Road for 2 miles. Going counterclockwise…
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Red Rim is a 3-mile loop on top of one of the mesas in this red sandy desert by Page, Arizona. It has awesome views out towards Glen Canyon and toward the town of Page.…
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This is a 2-mile powerline trail in the desert south of the City of Page. The south end starts on top of one of the red sandstone mesas, at the intersection with Red Rim. On…
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This trail starts as a powerline road on the southern border of the City of Page land bordering the Navajo Reservation, then turns north and goes along the red sandstone mesas. The powerline portion is…
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This 1.4-mile track is similar to the perimeter powerline trail, being mostly sand with lots of whoops. It has embedded rock slab sections, but the rock is all flat with no ledges, so it's still…
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This trail of just over a mile long goes through the red sandy desert on City of Page land. It cuts through the desert from northwest to southeast starting from the perimeter powerline road. It's…
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This 1.8-mile track takes you from Highway 89 out to the canyon overlooking the Colorado River via a rocky powerline road. It starts out with slab rock on hardpacked sand and dirt underneath powerlines. It's…
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The Powerline ORV Loop is a newly developed route in the Ferry Swale area of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. It's mostly a wide sandy road under the powerlines, with two spurs out to viewpoints…
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The Wash ORV Route starts on the south end at the trail marker off of the Powerline ORV Loop and goes north through a red sandy wash made of fine smooth sand. It goes underneath…
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This is a really scenic out-and-back 2.2-mile road through the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument and the Ferry Swale area of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. It's a sandy narrower trail through red desert, with layers…
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Unmaintained dirt road accessing Alstrom Point above Lake Powell in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. This is an easy drive out to a scenic viewpoint. It does have one section of a rock garden…
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This is one of many powerline roads through this area of desert between Page, Arizona, and Big Water, Utah. It's long and straight, going for 6.5 miles from southeast to northwest. It's a bit rough…
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Sit Down Bench Trail BLM 320 is a 17.7-mile point-to-point connector trail within the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Sit Down Bench connects the Smoky Mountain Road with the south end of Croton Road, creating…
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When I first glanced down the turnoff to this trail, it didn't look like there was much to see. This trail isn't very long. It has a couple of washouts to navigate along with some…
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This short out-and-back trail is a trendy camping spot. It will be particularly busy over the weekends. To check it out, either way, is entirely worth it. The trail offers outstanding views of the surrounding…
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1098 is an easy dirt road that goes from the intersection of Ferry Swale Road and 1097 to the Thousand Pockets Trailhead. It goes from BLM land into the Vermillion Cliffs National Monument. It's fast…
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This short sweet out and back is a great camping option for the area. There are quite a few small off-shoot trails that all lead to nice flat spots. The views of the Vermillion Cliffs…
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Ferry Swale Road is accessed from Greenehaven Drive off of Highway 89, north of Page, Arizona. Going south from the highway on Greenehaven Drive, go past the concrete platform and through the gate, turn left…
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1405 is a long powerline road made of dirt and sand that has been chopped up by cattle. It goes flat and straight for almost 4 miles, with scenic views in every direction. There are…
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This 3-mile loop starts off of Blue Pools Road 1096, loops north and east towards Stud Horse Point, and ends up back south at the intersection with 1098. Going clockwise, the beginning is a flat,…
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1097 is a wide dirt road that starts in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area off of Highway 89 by Big Water, Utah. Although the route starts in Utah, it crosses the Arizona border after…
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This longer, somewhat bumpy out-and-back trail leads through some open fields, and there are stunning wildflowers in springtime. The trail has short steep washes to navigate with soft sand. Also, some areas of this trail…
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Wide, graded gravel road along the Northern boundary of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area used to access Alstrom Point and other scenic spots along Lake Powell and into Grand Staircase Escalante to the North.…
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1411 is a 3-mile easy road in the Vermillion Cliffs National Monument that is mostly flat, a mix of dirt and sand, with no obstacles. The road is pretty chopped up from cattle but goes…
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This is the first 14 miles of Smoky Mountain Road as it passes through a portion of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area above Lake Powell. It is most often used to reach the popular…
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Left Hand Collett Canyon Road (BLM230), in total, is two BLM roads that cover approximately 85 miles between Big Water and Escalante, Utah. This road traverses a major portion of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.…
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