Beginner Off-Road Trails Near New Kingman-Butler, Arizona

This 2.1-mile point-to-point trail is a fun trail that runs along a high-pressure gas line. There are several steep hill ascents and descents along this trail, making it feel like a rollercoaster. This is a…
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This is an unmarked ATV trail starting from the DW Ranch Road exit of I-40 near Kingman, Arizona. It's a mix of sand wash and hard pack dirt with loose rock. There are three segments…
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This is a great side trip to take if you are traveling through and need a break from the interstate. There is stunning scenery and lots of camping, not to mention the plethora of side…
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This is a 0.8-mile-long easy ATV trail through a sand wash in the Hualapai mountains. It is mostly flat and curvy through the tall pinyon trees, with a slight decrease in grade from north to…
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This is a 1.6-mile-long dirt bike trail through the Hualapai Mountains that is road-width for its entire length. It's not overly difficult for dirt bikes, but it looks like this trail gets used by wider…
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This is a short ATV connector trail through a sand wash accessed off of DW Ranch Road near Kingman, Arizona. The trail goes through a smooth sandy wash that is a bit narrower than a…
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This 19.5-mile point-to-point trail connects the Hualapai Foothills trail and the Hualapai Mountain trail. The trail runs along a high-pressure gas pipeline. This trail is also a bypass for the Hualapai Mountains when impassable in…
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This is a fun rocky trail through the Hualapai mountains. It is not marked with width designations and lacks trail markers, so you may see wider vehicles out here, although it is supposed to be…
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This is a short 0.8-mile-long singletrack through the BLM land below the Hualapai Mountains near Kingman, Arizona. It is easily accessible off of Sweetwater Road - but the entrance to this trail is farther south…
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This 4.1-mile point-to-point trail is a side trail of the Hualapai Foothills trail. The trail follows the wash, with sections in the wash. This trail passes through several watering tanks for livestock. Stay alert for…
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This is a connector section of the Arizona Peace Trail system from the town of Chloride. The trail begins and ends with pavement, but the middle section is a wide, routinely-trafficked dirt road. Warning signs…
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This route is an out-and-back adventure up to the Emerald Isle Mine. At the time of mapping, the trail up to the mine was open (no barricades or closed gates), but that could potentially change…
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This 9.4 mile point to point trail follows a section of the original US Highway 93 that was decommissioned around 1959 upon the completion of Interstate 40. The first half of the trail starting from…
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This is a short route that goes from Blake Ranch Road out to the Century Mine that is fun to explore. It's mostly flat with a very gradual increase in grade from east to west.…
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This short 1.7 mile point to point trail is a fun side trail when traveling on the Old HWY 93 trail. It follows a small wash up to Blake Ranch Road (Hualapai Scenic Bypass Trail).…
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This short 2.1 mile point to point trail is a great side trail to the Old Highway 93 trail. This connects the intersection of Mountain Shadow Road and Blake Ranch Road. Most of this trail…
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This is a short parallel trail to Blake Ranch Road to avoid some of the main dirt roads. It meanders up into the hills and winds its way through the pinyon pine and scrub oak,…
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This 4.5-mile point-to-point trail connects Hualapai Mountain Scenic Trail to Hualapai Mountain Trail or Moss Wash Trail. This trail parallels Antelope Wash as you climb 1300 ft up the Hualapai Mountains. Enjoy the expansive views…
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This is a spur section of the AZPT trail running from a mountaintop campsite to the living ghost town of Chloride. This trail can be connected to the Sleeping Princess trail;however, that section has yet…
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This 31.7 mile point-to-point trail takes you from Route 66 to N Pierce Ferry Road giving you access to the town of Meadview and Lake Mead National Recreation area. This is a well-maintained County Road…
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This is an out-and-back trail that starts from Highway 93. It is off the roadside, so you'll miss it if you're not watching for the trail entrance. A wire gate is across the beginning of…
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H1447 is a very gradual and easy ATV route for 2.2 miles. It is accessed on the north end through a rocky sand wash road and connects to another primitive BLM road on the south…
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H1445 is a primitive one-mile-long sand wash route. The wash is very gradual and flat, but at times, you have to pick your way through the wash with a bit of navigation. It is unmarked,…
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This 13.9 mile road connects the small town of Hackberry (Historic Route 66) to Interstate 40. This is a maintained dirt road with some washboarding. Enjoy the expansive views of the surrounding mountains and rock…
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This 16.9-mile trail takes you up into the scenic Music Mountains with great views of the Kingman Valley. Starting at the southern end, you will travel up a large wash. There is overgrowth along this…
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This 10-mile out-and-back trail takes you into the Warm Spring Wilderness Area to Alkali Spring. This is one of only two roads that goes into this portion of the Black Mountains. The trail is single-vehicle…
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This trail is a graded road from US 93 out to East Cottonwood Cove on Lake Mohave. This road is wide and fairly smooth with a few washes that are susceptible to flooding during heavy…
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Easy By-Way trail is the alternate route for avoiding the advanced rock obstacle at the easternmost end of the AZPT Spur to Davis Camp (East) trail. This trail is an easier option that also connects…
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Washboard Alley is a nearly 2-mile point-to-point trail that connects AZPT Spur to Davis Camp (East) and Buck Wash Road off Highway 68. The trail is a wide two-track that is made up of mostly…
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This 2.2-mile point-to-point trail is a connector between the Buck Wash Area and the Pass Canyon Area. This double-track trail skirts the Mount Nuts Wilderness Area, with beautiful views of the Black Mountains. This is…
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