Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Peach Springs, Arizona

This trail is monitored by the Indian Reservation Ranger. You need a permit to either camp or sightsee at the bottom of the Canyon at the end of this trail. You can pay for a…
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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 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 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 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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Mohave County Highway 103 is a dirt road that is rated 3 of 10 however, in bad weather can easily become a 6 or 7 rated or even impassable. The road extends from Mount Turmbull…
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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 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 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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Cole Campbell is a great way to start or end your day of trail running. Wide enough to enjoy the scenery, the only real obstructions on this trail are the mud ruts if they happen…
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Smith & Evans (FR 2) is an absolutely beautiful trail. Wide enough for passing, this rock and dirt trail winds its way through the high prairie and hill country of Northern Arizona. A popular point…
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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 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 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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The Smith and Evans Bypass trail is a beautiful, easy 2-track that has no obstacles on it. There are, however, lots of cattle about; caution is urged as the animals are likely to be laying…
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If you're looking for a challenging, rocky trail, then this is that trail for you! With many long, rocky hills with ledges, boulders, and wash crossings, this trail has "line choice" written all over it.…
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Dry Gulch Trail starts as a wide dirt road, with plenty of room for two vehicles to pass each other. As you progress, the trail narrows to a two-track, and then eventually peters out in…
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This 48.9-mile trail travels through the Aquarius Mountain Range, and across Goodwin Mesa. Many sweeping vista views of the surrounding mountains are found along this route. Starting at the northern point, at approx. 24 miles…
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The Oro No Go Trail is named for the locked gate to the Oro Ranch at the far south end of this trail. A mellow out-and-back trail, there are no obstacles on this trail, though…
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First the good news: there are no obstacles on the Rocky Pasture trail. The vast expanse of the prairie in this area of the Prescott National Forest is absolutely beautiful. The bad news? This trail…
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Snap Point Road BLM 1012 is a 19.1-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located within the Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument. Snap Point Road is the only way to access Snap Point BLM 1680. The…
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Toad Washout proves to be a very nice trail. With no cell service, the use of offline maps is recommended. This trail is pocked with numerous washouts and erosion areas with some entrances and exits…
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Grade Road is an access road used by a local rancher to access his cattle grazing grounds. Wide and graded, with erosion being its only obstacle, the trail encourages drivers to take it slow to…
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This 14.4-mile point-to-point trail is a maintained county road with access to several other trails. This is a small section of the Arizona Peace Trail which is a 675-mile off-road trail that loops through Mohave,…
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This route trail heads from the Mount Trumbull Schoolhouse approximately 50 miles south of St. George, Utah. This is a fun and informational adventure into the Grand Canyon National Park with an overlook approximately 1500…
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This trail is a beautiful escape into the Prescott National Forest. A dirt trail, with occasional rock gardens and sneaky cacti, the only other main concern on this trail is cattle in the roadway. Once…
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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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Hidden Canyon is a gem of a trail! Mellow and flowing, the trail bobs and weaves across the prairie into a cool little slot in the geography of the area. Once back in the canyon,…
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Ivan East is a short loop that dances through the short, steep hills of the Prescott National Forest. Mainly a dirt track, the main obstacle on this trail is a long, steep, off-camber shelf road…
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This is mainly an access trail for the powerlines and surrounding remote wildlife tanks. This dirt road has a bit of everything for everyone! Wide and dirt, with places to pass or parking for hunters,…
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