Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Seligman, Arizona

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 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 short dirt trail makes its way from the open pastures of long grass to the tight-knit juniper trees of the Prescott National Forest. Along this trail there are no obstacles, making it a nice…
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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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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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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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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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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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The Section 5 Trail starts off of the Williamson Valley Road--the main dirt superhighway that cuts through the Prescott National Forest. While it starts down in the open grassland pasture area, this trail makes its…
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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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Tanks Scenic Bypass is a dirt trail that passes no less than 4 tanks on its way through some of the hills of the Prescott National Forest. On this road, you'll find no obstructions over…
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A section of the Atkins Well/FR 731 Road, this trail terminates on its eastern end at an old homestead featuring several buildings, a windmill, and a large corral. Following the Leave No Trace principles, the…
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The Dirt Fence Bypass is a mud and rocky two-track that skirts a fenceline along the checkerboard of the Prescott National Forest and the massive K4 Ranch. Abundant with wildlife, you'll most likely see large…
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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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21 Tank is an interesting trail adjacent to the Power Line Trail in the Prescott National Forest. Dirt and mud, this trail is a bit slippery after rain or snow. With numerous wash crossings and…
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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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This trail is a beautiful example of an easy trail that weaves between the long grasses and juniper trees of the Prescott National Forest. It rolls pleasantly among the foothills with no obstacles whatsoever. Mainly…
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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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Washboard Way is named for, you guessed it, its washboard-type terrain that encompasses the entirety of its length. Wide and rolling, this trail is somewhat busy, serving as an access point for ranch owners, hunters,…
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Williamson Valley Road is the main artery that accesses the Northern section of the Prescott National Forest. The road is somewhat maintained, with it being scraped and graded several times a year. The road is…
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Single Series is a wide dirt road that winds through the beautiful landscape North of Ash Fork, AZ. This trail is easy, and there are no obstacles on it whatsoever. The road is gravel and…
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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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The Powerline trail system through the Prescott National Forest has been just that: a problem. From locked gates to inaccessible areas, this section of trail is one of the rougher sections mapped thus far. Rocks,…
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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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The Eagle Nest Traverse is a cut-through trail that runs primarily alongside the railroad tracks over Eagle Nest Mountain. Mostly rock and dirt, there are no obstacles on this trail, except for a couple of…
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Upper 6 is a beautiful trail that slices and dices its way through the Kaibab National Forest. On its South end, the trail is wide and winding, gently rolling across the landscape of grassland and…
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The Solo Bypass Trail connects as a loop option to the Single Series trail to the North. More rugged and dense with rocks, trees, and mud ruts than the single trail, this loop provides a…
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The Deuce (named for its Forest Service designation, 2) is a dirt and rock trail that winds its way through the mixed pine and juniper trees of the Kaibab National Forest. Accessed via Washboard Way,…
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Friche's Loop is a windy flowing trail, with only two areas that might prove problematic. These two wash crossings have steep entrances and exits and could be hazardous after a rain or snow event. There…
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The Winding Connection is a winding two-track that is absolutely beautiful. Soft, winding and rolling, it dances on the edge of the mixed pine and Juniper forest and the open grassland of the Kaibab National…
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