Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Pine, Arizona

This dirt trail connects the small mountain towns of Pine and Strawberry. It starts smoothly from Pine but is a series of switchbacks gaining some elevation. There is a popular hiking trail a quarter mile…
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This trail is quite rutted. Evidence of large machinery recently grading the trail was apparent, and lots of rocks lined each side of the trail. This area can get pretty muddy in spring and after…
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This trail starts about 3 miles in from where Rim Rd 300 begins off of HWY N 87. The first 6 miles of the trail are on a well-maintained dirt road that is easy to…
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This trail connects Highway 87 with Highway 260. Starting from the south side of this trail, the first half mile is where all of the more difficult rocks will be. All are 5 inches and…
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This generally easy dirt trail leads to the Twin Buttes hiking trailhead. There is a pull-out parking area that can accommodate about five cars. This area is open range, and the trail passes next to…
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This trail is big rig-friendly. This is a nicely maintained wider dirt road with many large campsites to choose from. The trail connects to the main Highway 87 and ends at a network of trails.…
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Deceivingly, this trail runs above Corduroy Wash up in the trees. The trail is narrower, with pullouts for oncoming vehicles to pass. Several excellent, large, open, dispersed campsites are tucked in the shade of the…
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This is a lovely, mostly graded dirt road that connects from Highway 89 over to the Hicks/Duncan Trail. There are a plethora of large open flat campsites to choose from, particularly on either end of…
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Epic vistas and endless possibilities! This trail offers little to no technical challenge but makes up for this with some of the most amazing views in the state. This is a great route for beginners…
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This is a scenic route suitable for any stock 4x4. There are no obstacles to tackle on this one, there are a few creek crossings that could be deeper depending on the time of year.…
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This is a nice wide dirt trail that shows regular signs of maintenance and a road grader. Access to this trail is from the main highway. A gate at the entrance can be seasonally closed…
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This cutover route connects to the main graded trails. The trail begins nice and easy from the north with just a few rocks and progresses into a rock garden around the animal water tank. Beyond…
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This is a bumpy, rocky, rutted-out trail. This trail is on the shorter side, but it is primarily a rock garden. And when it's not a rock garden, it's full of old muddy ruts. Generally,…
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This trail runs from the highway all the way to Tom's Creek, where the trail crosses the Tom's Creek water crossing. At that point, the trail heads uphill and turns into a narrow cliff-side shelf…
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This trail picks up off Highway 87 and runs all the way down to connect with the Rim Road. The beginning of the trail, which is close to the highway, has several nice large open…
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This out-and-back ridge trail starts at an intersection with many trail options. There is a large grassy dispersed campsite at the beginning of the trail that can accommodate multiple vehicles and trailers. There are many…
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This is an out-and-back trail with several other finger trails branching from it. It starts as a well-maintained dirt trail with a couple of open campsites tucked into the shade of the trees. The trail…
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This is a nice little bumpy jaunt through the woods. Some rocks sprinkled all over the trail make the trail slow going. One might have to clear downed trees in the trail from winter storms…
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This is an out-and-back trail to a small campsite with the littlest of views. The trail out can be pretty muddy; if it's not muddy, there are ruts left over from the muddy spring season…
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This is an out-and-back trail to the West Creek Wilderness boundary area. This trail ends at a campsite and a fence where the boundary is. There is a wire gate for foot traffic into the…
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This is yet another out-and-back ridge trail with no open view at the end. However, there is a lovely private campsite at the end in the trees with enough room to bring your friends. Keep…
Learn more about FR-6362 More Trees

Bumpy volcanic stones cannot be avoided on this trail. The rocks make for a slow driving experience. The Wilbur Tank is on the larger side and even attracts ducks. After a nice wet winter, it…
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This is a slightly less rocky, bumpy trail than some of the others it connects to. It is an out-and-back trail that pokes along through the trees. A couple of fire rings at the beginning…
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This out-and-back trail ends at a couple of fire rings with little to no parking and an awkward place to turn around. This is another trail that heads out onto the end of a ridge…
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This 9.8-mile point-to-point trail runs along power lines on the Mongollon Mesa. Enjoy great views of the Coconino Forest and the Fossil Spring Wilderness area. This trail does become muddy during the winter and spring…
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This 2.7-mile point-to-point trail takes you from Fossil Creek to the Irving Trailhead. There are several parking areas along this trail. Parking in these areas requires a permit from 1 April to 1 October. The…
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This trail begins off Highway 260 (approximately 6 miles east of the 87), and ends at the southern rim of West Clear Creek Canyon. There is no sign for the turnoff. If you blink, you…
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This lovely little out-and-back trail leads to several other trail options with campsites. This trail has a couple of small fingers at the end, and they each go to different edges of the canyon. Choose…
Learn more about FR-6367 A Trio of Choices

This is a loop trail with a really neat old historic cabin and homestead along the way. The trail can be picked up from Highway 260, and from this end of the trail, the cabin…
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This route is another beautiful drive through the trees with many dispersed camping options. Two small lakes along the route may be relatively low in summer but nice and full after a wet winter. The…
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