Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Mormon Lake, Arizona

This is a wide, smooth dirt road through the forest and open areas. It starts at Lake Mary Road and continues to the intersection with FS 82. It has a unique rock wall just as…
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This short trail takes you just over a mile up Forest Road 91C. This is a very easy-going trail and takes you through ponderosas that give way to a pretty meadow. As you travel this…
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Sheep Spring Road is a wide forest road that takes you into the heart of the Coconino National Forest. This road often dances between ponderosa pine groves, and expansive alpine meadows, called parks by the…
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The Casner Park Forest Road is located just West of Mormon Lake, South of Flagstaff, AZ. This trail runs in a general East/West direction through the Coconino National Forest and gives you an easy variable…
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This trail consists of the western part of Forest Service Road 124. The west part of this trail is right off of Forest Highway 3 and ends where Forest Road 124 turns to the East.…
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Forest Service Road 725 is just over 2 miles long and connects with Forest Service Road 124 and Forest Highway 3. The Southern part of this trail has the rockiest areas. There are also a…
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This rough forest road has sporadic pull-through primitive campsites scattered throughout, though sites are more densely dispersed closer to the I-17. With no obstacles over 12", this road is clearly unmaintained and could prove challenging…
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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…
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This trail consists of three different forest service roads which are 80, 239, and 765. All of these roads combined make for a nice lengthy ride/drive through the Coconino National Forest. The trail starts right…
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This fun and scenic out-and-back trail to the top of Mormon Mountain is nestled amongst Ponderosa pines, mixed conifers, and aspen trees. The trail begins with deep ruts, and loose rock, then transitions to areas…
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The trail starts right off Stoneman Lake Road. After heavy rain, the entrance can get pretty bumpy. The trail itself is mostly easy, with just one rocky section when you first turn left heading toward…
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This section of Forest Service Road 125 leads you from the intersection with FS 126 and ends at another intersection with the Kinnickinnick Lake Road. The eastern part of this trail is fairly rocky as…
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The road to Kinnickinnick Lake is a maintained dirt road that is easygoing and scenic. The start of this trail is off of Forest Service Road 125. You will see a sign pointing the way…
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This scenic point-to-point loop trail meanders through the beautiful pines and meadows of the Coconino National Forest. Although there are some short sections of smooth dirt, the majority of this trail is covered in loose…
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Forest Service Road 124H connects Forest Road 124 and Forest Road 135. This trail travels from North to South and is a dirt trail that follows power lines. The northern part of this trail is…
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This is a fun point-to-point trail under the pines of the Coconino National Forest near Munds Park, AZ, that can be utilized as a connector to other trails in the area. This 3.5-mile gradual incline…
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Forest Road 226 runs Northwest to Southeast, opposite the famous "Schnebley Hill". This rocky trail will take you through the mixed pines of the Coconino National Forest through burn scars and past many primitive large…
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Ashurst Lake trail is just shy of 5.5 miles long and provides complete access to the lake and trails beyond the lake. The trail is a gravel road that is very washboarded and dusty. There…
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This is a mild trail that starts off Lake Mary Road on FSR 135, and ends at the Hutch Mountain lookout tower. Winding through lush forest, this road is perfect for a family outing. The…
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Stoneman Lake Road is a maintained gravel road that is extremely washboarded and dusty. This is a very popular road for off-roaders. You will see many people on this road while traveling it. Be aware…
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You definitely need a high-clearance vehicle for this trail. The start is pretty easy with few obstacles, but about half a mile in, it gets rocky and challenging for a stock-height vehicle. Your skid plates…
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Forest Service Road 230 is a maintained dirt road that clocks in right at 8 miles long. This road is maintained the entire way and can be dusty at times. After rain or snow, this…
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Forest Service Road 127C is just short of 2 miles long trail. This trail connects Bar M Road to FS 80, 239, & 765 which are both guided trails. The beginning of Forest Road 127C…
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This trail connects a portion of Forest Service Road 135 to Hutch Mountain Lookout which is another guided trail. The surface of this trail is a maintained dirt road with some small loose rocks in…
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Forest Service Road 226E is an easy-going dirt trail with slight grades. The first section of this trail starts off a little rocky and evens out to a dirt surface. You will pass a cattle…
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Stoneman Lake Access Road is a very short trail that takes you from Stoneman Lake Road down to the lake's shore. The majority of this road is a maintained gravel road until you get to…
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Forest Service Road 229E connects Stoneman Lake Road with FS 229 which are both guided trails. The Southeast part of this trail starts off as an easy-going dirt trail that quickly turns into a rocky…
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Leap Frog is a 62-inch trail that prohibits full-width vehicles in the Munds Park OHV system. The south end starts on the Frog Tank Loop and makes a semi-loop as it rides north and then…
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Forest Road 9467V is a short easy trail through the Ponderosa Pines. The trail starts just off of FR 226 Guided Trail. You will see Ewe Tank as you start traveling down this road. There…
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Forest Service Road 294 stretches 5 miles long and eases through the ponderosas of the Coconino National Forest. The surface of this trail is a maintained dirt road. There are several areas along this road…
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