Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Vicksburg, Arizona

This point-to-point trail meanders through the desert, allowing you to bypass Frontside from Ramsey Mine Road all the way to Vicksburg Road. It has various wash crossings and some sand. There are stunning views along…
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A scenic trail that cuts almost straight from Hillbilly around to Hovatter-Hope Road. Parts are rocky, parts are sandy, typical desert trail. There are lots of flora and fauna to see on the route, as…
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This trail is a very scenic way to Hope from Salome, Arizona. The terrain is mostly flat with the usual desert plants. There are Saguaro cacti and gardens of Cholla cacti as you ride. The…
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This trail, combined with the Rockin' Ram Trail - Northern Section, will take you round-trip from Quartzsite to Brenda and back, all on dirt.From Brenda, AZ, take the Spur Loop to Brenda trail west until…
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This connector trail leads from the Arizona Peace Trail across the desert toward Vicksburg Rd. There are a few options to refuel and restock at the truck stops. The eastern section of the trail is…
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This is a scenic trail that goes up and over the mountains. Very narrow and not recommended for anything over 60 inches wide. High clearance and 4 wheel drive recommended as well. There are rocky…
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This alternate to the AZPT section may be a more direct route, but it's not more traveled. There are narrow sections with angry Mesquite Trees that will inflict paint damage or clothing damage regardless of…
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This trail winds through the Little Harquahala Mountains, starting from I-10, and ending near the town of Vicksburg on Hwy 60. It was given its name because of the hills and valleys you go up…
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This trail has a lot of shallow wash crossings. It runs along the high-power lines down towards I-10 and the Arizona canal. There are great views of the mountains and rock formations as you head…
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This trail starts off of I-10, continuing through the desert to someone pretty fun climb that gets you on top of a ridge where you work your way around to Donna's Overlook. There are three…
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Get ready for a ride full of whoops and wash crossings that'll have you laughing (or swearing) as you bounce through the desert. It's perfect for those who enjoy a little bump and grind on…
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This trail meanders through the lowlands in the desert, then climbs to 2090 feet in elevation at the highest point. We named this trail just for fun because we take trails to see where they…
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This road leads out from the town of Salome to where all the trails are. It is a graded dirt road that passes by a mining operation. Typical desert plants of Saguaro, Ocotillo, Palo Verde…
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This relatively easy trail spans the northernmost area of KOFA National wildlife refuge and provides access to camping near Crystal Hill, Burrow Canyon, KOFA Cabin, Hoodoo Wash, and Red Rock Pass. Along the way, you'll…
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This trail connects MST&T road to Powerline road while skirting along the northern edge of the Kofa Wilderness. This two-track trail leads you through the desert with the typical rocks for the area. The trail…
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This lengthy route skirts the KOFA National Wildlife Refuge's eastern region and can easily be combined with other local trails like Hoodoo Wash or KOFA Pipeline. Overall the terrain isn't too technical, and the scenery…
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This trail cuts across the valley running through washes and flat land to Sore Finger Road. This trail offers beautiful landscapes, desert plants, and views of the mountains and rock hills. There are many trails…
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This route is a great option to bypass the very deep sandy section of the Arizona Peace Trail. That section would be challenging with a heavy Moto or aired-up stock vehicle. This bypass also offers…
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The perfect route to get back into the desert. This mostly wide, somewhat graded trail leads from the I-10 freeway back into BLM land. It begins as a washboard with plenty of room to pass…
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This loop goes around part of the Little Harquahala Mountain range. It goes through part of the Bonanza Mine with no barricades. You'll see many Saguaro cacti, Ocotillo cacti, Cholla gardens, and other desert flora--plenty…
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A fun trail that meanders through the landscape. The scenery is reminiscent of Western movies. There are lots of Saguaro cactus, some Ocotillo cactus, and gardens of Jumping Cholla cactus to see. The trail goes…
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This western section leads to the main preacher pass trail or splits to take you north back to the Main Arizona Peace Trail. There are some sandy and sharp rocks sections, but it's generally quite…
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This is a fun desert drive east of Quartzsite. This area offers a good number of side roads to add to your adventure. You'll end at Dripping Springs where you'll get to see some old…
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This 7.5-mile trail takes you from the Southern Cross Mine Trail to Plomosa Mountains Trail by going along the east side of the Plomosa Mountains. The views of the valley are beautiful. In the AZ…
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Trail 0079 is a connecting route from off of Plomosa Road. This one-mile trail is predominantly easy and wide open, with networks to several other trails in the area. There are a couple of sandy…
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This 3-mile trail provides an alternate route to get from the Four Peaks area back to Plomosa Road. It will provide different scenery and a slightly different view from the other trails in this area…
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Trail 0077C is a connecting route from off of Plomosa Road. This super short trail has one steep little hill to navigate over. There are some loose rocks on one side, depending on if you're…
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The Northview Trail begins at a historic mine scrape, offering a glimpse into the area's mining past. As you progress, you'll pass through tailings left behind from mining activities, adding a unique historical touch to…
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This is a spur trail from the AZPT to the WWII Woman's Flight Marker. It's a mostly easy trail with some washouts. This trail takes you to the fence that surrounds the markers, and you…
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Just under 4 miles, Sunkist Spur #1 connects Sunkist to West End Preacher Pass Trail. It takes you close to the mountains as you move east away from Quartzsite. In the AZ desert, always be…
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