Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Supai, Arizona

SB Point Road is a 20.3-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon and within the Grand Canyon National Park. The trailhead starts on Mount Trumbull Road/County…
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Jumpup Point is a 10.3-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located within the Kaibab National Forest, North Kaibab Ranger District. Jumpup Point is located on the western edge of the North Rim of the…
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Sowats Point trail is primarily a dirt road with occasional rocky sections. This route leads to a stunning overlook of the Grand Canyon, offering breathtaking views. Ideal for those seeking a scenic adventure, it's a…
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Sowats Point trail is primarily a dirt road with occasional rocky sections. This route leads to a stunning overlook of the Grand Canyon, offering breathtaking views. Ideal for those seeking a scenic adventure, it's a…
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This maintained Forest Service Road travels from 64 through a lovely Ponderosa Pine forest Westward, out onto the Coconino Plateau. It has large, primitive, pull-through campsites closer to Highway 64. After crossing the tracks from…
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This overgrown single track is just off of Supai Village 328. It consists of deep, rutted mud shaped by water that will put you off-camber and possibly send your vehicle home with some nice racing…
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This is an out-and-back trail ride through a canyon that has two-hundred-foot cliffs on the sides. A class 2 trail in terms of difficulty. The end of the trail leads to Willow Springs Trail and…
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No obstacles exist on this rocky, single-lane road. Some off-camber ruts exist, made by water channels during the wet months. You'll be treated to everything from scrub brush, Pinion Pine, Juniper, and some Ponderosa Pines…
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FR 292 Crazy Jug Point is a beautiful drive that leads through a ponderosa pine forest to a view of the Grand Canyon looking into Tapeats Amphitheater. The spectacular canyonlands panorama includes Fishtail Mesa to…
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FR223 - Fire Point is a 7.2-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located within the Kaibab National Forest, North Kaibab Ranger District. This does not include the first 5.8 miles of FR223 which is…
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Relatively easy dirt and rock trail. You start off on the Point Sublime Trail and drive through the forest and meadows for most of the trail until you reach the end which opens up into…
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This is a rough rocky trail leading into the National Park Service-managed Tuweep area, ending at a spectacular overlook of the Grand Canyon and Colorado River at the Toroweap Overlook. The trail also provides access…
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This trail is class 2 sand, dirt, and gravel trail traveling south from Colorado City, AZ to Grand Canyon, Toroweap Overlook. A two-dollar permit is required to enter the last six miles of the trail.…
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Midway 1 Tank Road is an offshoot trail of Supai Village 328 Road. This rocky single track will take you South on the Coconino Plateau toward the Kaibab National Forest, into Pinon Pine and Ponderosa…
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FR 425 Big Saddle-Bee Spring is a 19.1-mile point-to-point trail rated 2 of 10 located in the Kaibab National Forest. FR 425 is a maintained gravel road. The first 10 miles (up to FR 292)…
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FR 272 is a 6.6-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located in the Kaibab National Forest. FR 272 passes through a ponderosa pine and aspen forest. Two miles west from the intersection of FR…
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The road sign says Antelope Valley. It is a wide dirt, gravel, and sand trail that is rated at class 2. The trail is five miles east of Pipe Springs, AZ, and the South side…
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Old 2500 Road takes you on a single track through the scrub brush of the Coconino Plateau. It's an easy trail, with no obstacles over 12". You might see evidence of Elk, Wild Horses, and…
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Pine Flat trail is an off-road vehicle route featuring a dirt road with numerous twists and turns. Expect some steep slopes that add a touch of excitement. The trail winds through the beautiful scenery of…
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This is a road that connects the Mount Trumbull community on the west end, to Tourweap Road on the east end. Assuming you start on the west side. Do not pass up the opportunity to…
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This is a road that connects the Mount Trumbull community on the west end to Tourweap Road on the east end. Do not pass up the opportunity to stop and go inside a restored single-room…
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Wild Flower Pass moves east to west along the northern edge of the Mount Trumbull Wilderness. It's a seldom-used trail, which is great, and in the springtime, wildflowers in every color of the rainbow are…
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Gunsight Point Road is a 16.4-mile out-and-back (33-mile round trip) trail rated 3 of 10 located in Arizona's Coconino County. Gunsight Point Road is the primary trail across the plateau. The road starts out as…
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Nampaweap Petroglyph Trail BLM 1028 is a 1.1-mile road that leads to a destination hike and is rated 2 of 10. This is one of several trails used to travel around the Mount Logan and…
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Slide Mountain Road BLM 1030 is a 1.5-mile road that is rated 2 of 10. This is one of several trails used to travel around the Mount Logan and Hell's Hole area of the Grand…
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Snake Gulch Rim is a 3.4-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located in Arizona's Coconino County. This trail can be run in either direction but is best run from the south end after visiting…
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West Rim Road is two vehicles wide with gravel and rated as a class 2. There are many side tails that will allow hours of exploring and discovering the beauty that is around the North…
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Gunsight Tank Trail is a 2-mile out-and-back (4-mile round trip) trail rated 3 of 10 located in Arizona's Coconino County. The trail is one of many side trails that stretch across the plateau from Gunsight…
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Little Oak Spring Road BLM 1029 is a 1.7-mile road that is rated 3 of 10. This is one of several trails used to travel around the Mount Logan and Hell's Hole area of the…
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On its southern end, FR 2612 is fraught with tight trees, deep mud ruts, and rocky sections. But as you travel West, and then North, the views of the Coconino Plateau, and the North Rim…
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