Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Pima, Arizona

The trail begins at the cemetery on a gravel road lined with desert creosote, offering northern views of the Mine and Slaughter Mountain. After a red gate—which should remain closed—the trail becomes more natural with larger river rocks and smooth stones. High clearance 2WD is sufficient, and while ...
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Zsa1259 is a section of powerline road featuring a “rollercoaster” style route with lots of bumps and whoops—take it slow, as hitting the bottoms of the hills too fast can damage your vehicle. The trail offers scenic views of Mount Graham, Weber Peak, and the nearby mine. This short section connects...
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Trail Sa1061 begins off Sa1059 and runs as an out-and-back dirt route across open desert. There are a few campsites on the west side of the trail, marked with camp rings. The route includes minor washouts that are easy to navigate, with nothing technical. The trail runs alongside a landfill that bor...
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Sa1065 starts at Sa1059 and runs north-south as a natural gravel trail. It offers scenic views of Mount Graham to the south, Weber Peak to the north, and a nearby mine. The trail is very natural, so pay close attention to the tracks, you can get off course quickly. The north half becomes heavily ove...
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Sa1026 is an out-and-back or connects to Sa1024, runs parallel to Sa1024, and connects to it near a water tank at the end of the trail. Wide desert track with heavy cow traffic. The surface is rocky and bumpy with sections of large, embedded rocks, but nothing technical. Several mild wash crossings,...
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Trail Sa1059 begins off Sa1067 and runs north to south along a fairly primitive route. The trail is overgrown in sections, with a few larger gravel rocks, but remains easy to navigate overall. Running south offers scenic views of Mount Graham. Expect pinstripes along the sides and possible light bel...
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Trail SA1069 begins at the end of SA1070 and serves as a connector track within this trail network, leading to the northernmost point in the system. The trail surface starts as rocky gravel and transitions into larger rocks as you progress. It’s a single-vehicle-wide route suitable for 2WD in dry co...
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Sa1001 is a connector trail linking Fh1099 and Sa1004 at the top and bottom. This rocky route is wide enough for a full-size 4x4 but is not recommended for low-clearance vehicles. The trail may become impassable in bad weather. It offers beautiful views of Mount Graham in the Coronado National Fore...
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Sa1004 is a point-to-point trail running from Fh1095 to private property, connecting several other trails in the area. The trail is wide and easily driven, suitable for all vehicles with high clearance. From Fh1095, the route climbs out of a wash onto Sa1004. The surface is a rocky gravel road with...
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Trail Sa1070 starts off Airport Road, just past the cattle guard, and runs north. The surface is mostly dirt and gravel, with some overgrown sections that may cause light pinstriping. The trail features plenty of small inclines and descents, but nothing technical—making it a fun and beginner-friendl...
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Tail Sa1067 begins off Sa1068 and immediately requires navigating down into a wash and back out over large gravel rocks. This is primarily a wash road, and you can clearly see that the route is shaped by the natural flow of water toward the creek. Not advisable in heavy rain. This area is prone to f...
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Trail Sa1068 is a point-to-point route running along a fence line and connecting Sa1069 and Sa1071 within the trail system. The trail is overgrown in sections, so pinstripes are likely, with possible light underbody contact. It offers scenic views of Mount Graham, as well as views of the nearby mine...
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Sa1003 Trail is a point-to-point connector trail that links to unmapped wash trails. The route is mostly on BLM land, but does pass through a small section of State Trust land; a permit is required for that portion. The trail is a rocky gravel road, wide enough for a full-size vehicle, with rocky be...
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Trail Sa1071 is a challenging point-to-point route that eventually ends at Sa1071A. This trail is rough, fully natural, and extremely overgrown—it appears it hasn’t seen regular travel in many years. Expect full-size trees, rocks, and thick shrubs blocking portions of the trail. In many places, the ...
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Trail Sa1073 is a connector trail within the system. It can be run southbound for a beautiful view of Mount Graham. The northern end terminates at a private property locked gate, while the southern end connects to Airport Road. Along the route, you’ll pass a large water tank and power lines. The tra...
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Trail Sa1072 is a point-to-point connector trail with a rocky gravel surface. Expect overgrown vegetation causing pinstripes along the sides and occasional belly scrapes. The route follows along a private property fence line for much of its length. The trail crosses a highly overgrown wash that appe...
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SA1007 is the main access trail into this trail system. This point-to-point route begins off Black Point Road, which starts from Main Street in Pima, Arizona. The entrance is easy to miss—a narrow passage between private property with a gate, cattle guard, and a warning sign indicating a primitive r...
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Sa1023 is an out-and-back trail that also serves as a connector to other trails in the area. The route follows a wide, rocky, and rutted track and is suitable for high-clearance vehicles. The trail offers excellent views of Mount Graham and Pima, Arizona, and connects to Sa1004 and Sa1020, with all ...
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Sa1075 begins on the east side of Sa1074 and runs south as an out-and-back trail, ending at private property. The sandy gravel road offers beautiful views of Mount Graham to the south. The trail is mostly flat but can be tricky to navigate due to overgrowth, green grass, and pinstripe hazards, espec...
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Trail Sa1074 is a point-to-point route beginning at Sa1073 and running east. It ends at a private property fence line and connects to Sa1075. Near the east end, there is a large washout. It’s easy to navigate around, but you’ll need to pay attention as you approach it. The trail is mostly a wide gra...
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The trail begins at the cemetery on a gravel road lined with desert creosote, offering northern views of the Mine and Slaughter Mountain. After a red gate—which should remain closed—the trail becomes more natural with larger river rocks and smooth stones. High clearance 2WD is sufficient, and while ...
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Zsa1259 is a section of powerline road featuring a “rollercoaster” style route with lots of bumps and whoops—take it slow, as hitting the bottoms of the hills too fast can damage your vehicle. The trail offers scenic views of Mount Graham, Weber Peak, and the nearby mine. This short section connects...
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Trail Sa1061 begins off Sa1059 and runs as an out-and-back dirt route across open desert. There are a few campsites on the west side of the trail, marked with camp rings. The route includes minor washouts that are easy to navigate, with nothing technical. The trail runs alongside a landfill that bor...
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Sa1065 starts at Sa1059 and runs north-south as a natural gravel trail. It offers scenic views of Mount Graham to the south, Weber Peak to the north, and a nearby mine. The trail is very natural, so pay close attention to the tracks, you can get off course quickly. The north half becomes heavily ove...
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The trail begins at the cemetery on a gravel road lined with desert creosote, offering northern views of the Mine and Slaughter Mountain. After a red gate—which should remain closed—the trail becomes more natural with larger river rocks and smooth stones. High clearance 2WD is sufficient, and while ...
Learn more about Sa1015

Zsa1259 is a section of powerline road featuring a “rollercoaster” style route with lots of bumps and whoops—take it slow, as hitting the bottoms of the hills too fast can damage your vehicle. The trail offers scenic views of Mount Graham, Weber Peak, and the nearby mine. This short section connects...
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Trail Sa1061 begins off Sa1059 and runs as an out-and-back dirt route across open desert. There are a few campsites on the west side of the trail, marked with camp rings. The route includes minor washouts that are easy to navigate, with nothing technical. The trail runs alongside a landfill that bor...
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Sa1065 starts at Sa1059 and runs north-south as a natural gravel trail. It offers scenic views of Mount Graham to the south, Weber Peak to the north, and a nearby mine. The trail is very natural, so pay close attention to the tracks, you can get off course quickly. The north half becomes heavily ove...
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