Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Mountain View Ranches, Arizona

This road/trail starts out easy on black top, then chip n seal, then washboard red dusty dirt. From there, it gets rocky, and is slow. There are all kinds of offshoots and camps along the…
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Listed as an access road to Two Guns, Arizona, this road does not go through. It runs along the I-40 Interstate in its entirety and has no obstacles on it. This trail is wide, with…
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FS 82 is a wide dirt road with no obstacles on it. This trail is a main artery that cuts through this area, there are many access points to head deeper into the forest on…
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This full-width, gently rolling, whoops-filled, cinder track winds between cinder cones and through the heart of Cinder Hills OHV. Aside from a sign at either end with mileage to Cinder Lake and the 776 intersections,…
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The Cinder Hills OHV Area is a unique off-road playground just northeast of Flagstaff, offering riders and drivers access to a surreal volcanic landscape covered in fine black cinder. Spread across thousands of acres, this…
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The Power Access trail is a one-lane trail that cuts through varying terrain. The trail has multiple rock sections that feature loose rocks and shelf obstacles, but nothing too gnarly. There are no major obstacles…
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The 4B trail is a mostly mellow trail, with no major obstacles on it. The trail sports erosion and water damage, as well as some wash crossings with off-camber, steep entrances and exits. Some of…
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Trail 128E is a one-lane mostly dirt trail. At times this trail will cross rock gardens with many large and loose rocks. There are numerous wash crossings that have off-camber sections as well as steep…
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Schultz Pass is a beautiful road that cuts through the Coconino National Forest outside of Flagstaff, Arizona. This road is well traveled, with no obstacles on it. It's wide and gravel, and a popular spot…
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O'Leary Peak Loop offers a dynamic blend of terrain and scenery just northeast of Flagstaff, winding through the unique volcanic landscape of the Coconino National Forest. The route starts wide and easy, and then transitions…
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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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The 553 Trail starts as a wide dirt road that is mellow, with some erosion and water damage. NOTE* This trail is BLOCKED 2 miles in, and does not connect as it usually would with…
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This road will become a muddy mess when wet, a few sections of the road are slightly rutted out. There is spotty cell phone service on this road. Possible camp spots. You will find a…
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This trail clocks in at 3.4 miles long and provides access to the southwest side of Lower Lake Mary. The trail is a maintained dirt road that has some small rocky sections on the southern…
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The Pipeline is an old pipeline road running east to west that has been closed to full-width vehicles and can be ridden to connect Secret and Rocky Moto single-track trails. It's pretty rocky with lots…
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This is a short road that connects Crimson Road to FR 132. However, the last section that connects it is private access only. There is no public easement, so you must have permission from the…
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This is a simple Forest Service road but has great views and camp sites scattered around as well. The road is a sandy but with the washboard effect! If possible, air down, ride the trail…
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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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This is one of the offshoots of the Locket Meadow Trail. It's mostly a Forest Service road, but it does become narrow in some places. It climbs up and then descends back down. The terrain…
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Really cool white dirt in some sections that does turn into a horrible white dust cloud when it's dry out. The road has spotty cell phone service in sections. Not winter maintained. Offers access to…
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Chimney is an easy and flowy single track in the trail system north of Flagstaff that goes through a dry pine tree forest. The trail has lots of easy curves, small rocks, and roots, and…
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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 is a short single-track trail that departs from and reconnects to the Moto Trail, running parallel to Moto for about 0.3 miles. It's less ridden and is a bit tighter in the trees, slightly…
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Flue is an easy single-track trail that meanders through a flat forest floor with dispersed pine trees and lots of dry grass. The forest type here is almost more like a high desert; it's pretty…
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Damper is a short connector trail between Moto and Flue and is very similar to the Flue and Chimney trails in this trail network. It has small rocks and roots that are not difficult, and…
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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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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…
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This lengthy trail starts right off I-40 and stretches just over 16 miles. This is an off-and-on maintained gravel road that is very dusty and washboarded. The majority of this trail travels across a flat…
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Bear Jaw Canyon is a rocky and rough trail that weaves through the Ponderosa Pines on the Northern slope of the mountainous region North of Flagstaff, Arizona. This area of the Coconino National Forest has…
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Forest Service Road 9151Q branches off Forest Service Road 418 and can be ridden in either direction. The trail winds through tall pine forest, with numerous rock outcroppings as it drops into several small valleys.…
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