Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Wikieup, Arizona

This 14.4-mile point-to-point trail is a maintained county road with access to several other trails. This is a small section of the Arizona Peace Trail which is a 675-mile off-road trail that loops through Mohave,…
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BLM 7252 is a 10.8-mile point-to-point trail that takes you from Wikieup into the Hualapai Mountain range. This road gives the adventurer easy access to more difficult trails, such as Brutal Run to Wikieup, and…
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This 4.3-mile loop trail is a fun side trail when traveling Shannon Basin Trail. The loop has several short off-shots that go to old mines or prospecting areas. Along the trail, you will find several…
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This 5.6-mile out-and-back trail is a fun side trail when traveling Groom Peak Loop. The trail has several short off-shots that go to old mines or prospecting areas. Along the trail, you will find several…
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This 17-mile point-to-point trail passes through the Aquarius Mountain Range. The first 7 miles is a 2 (easy) trail then the trail narrows and the ascents/descents become steeper. At 13.5 miles you will come across…
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This 18.7-mile point-to-point trail runs along Signal Road with a stop at the Old Signal Ghost Town and mine. This is a maintained county road and is passable by stock vehicles. This trail passes through…
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This 48.9-mile trail travels through the Aquarius Mountain Range, and across Goodwin Mesa. Many sweeping vista views of the surrounding mountains are found along this route. Starting at the northern point, at approx. 24 miles…
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This trail kicks off right where the gravel of County Road P1065 ends, dropping you into the rocky wash. You can probably cruise in with 2WD at the start, but flipping into 4-Low will make…
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This 23.3-mile point-to-point section of the Planet Ranch Road is a quick way to traverse the open desert from the Mohave Wash Area to the Alamo Lake Area. This road is a maintained County Highway…
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This is a great side trip to take if you are traveling through and need a break from the interstate. There is stunning scenery and lots of camping, not to mention the plethora of side…
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This sandy rip starts by Highway 93 with tons of dispersed camping spots amongst the awesome rock formations. There are power lines and funky old buildings with Graffiti on private property. The map names this…
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H1445 is a primitive one-mile-long sand wash route. The wash is very gradual and flat, but at times, you have to pick your way through the wash with a bit of navigation. It is unmarked,…
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This trail is an easy, graded, wide, two-lane dirt trail with plenty of washboard that ends a sandy wash. The wash is the access point to the Arrastra Mountain Wilderness and may have water in…
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This 9.4 mile point to point trail follows a section of the original US Highway 93 that was decommissioned around 1959 upon the completion of Interstate 40. The first half of the trail starting from…
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This is a beautiful trail with higher views of the surrounding hills, mountains, and Alamo Lake. The road is narrow with a handful of little offshoots to explore. There are a few different spots to…
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H1447 is a very gradual and easy ATV route for 2.2 miles. It is accessed on the north end through a rocky sand wash road and connects to another primitive BLM road on the south…
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This trail runs from Highway 93 to the shores of beautiful Alamo Lake. There are plenty of dispersed camping spots on either end and if you prefer a more established campground, those can be found…
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The 13 Mashup trail was run South to North. At its South end, it begins on a dirt runway adjacent to an rv park and Old Alamo Road. Quickly though, you're out into the desert…
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Bullard Wash is a standard wash trail that is indicative of desert climates being shaped and formed by water events over the years. Areas of this trail are hard-packed, and the trail itself flows between…
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This 4.5-mile point-to-point trail connects Hualapai Mountain Scenic Trail to Hualapai Mountain Trail or Moss Wash Trail. This trail parallels Antelope Wash as you climb 1300 ft up the Hualapai Mountains. Enjoy the expansive views…
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This is a fun little detour that runs parallel to a wider road and gets you away from traffic. The terrain is easy, with a few minor washouts in the road, but it doesn't require…
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This 9.1-mile point-to-point trail takes you from the Castaneda Wash through the Castaneda foothills, pass Castaneda Peak, and into the Mohave Wash. This trail is a great side route of the Arizona Peace Trail and…
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This short little run takes the driver across the desert floor over some shallow washouts and powdery silt sections. There are burro trails leading off into the wilderness and plenty of sharp desert trees and…
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Wayside Road is a wide gravel road near Alamo Lake in La Paz County, Arizona. This road has no obstacles and appears to be maintained, at least semi-regularly. The road cuts through, from pavement to…
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The easy way to the Wayside RV Resort. The trail isn't maintained often but even when it's bad it's still over two lanes wide and can get quite washboarded. This trail is a direct route…
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Date Creek Road is in an interesting valley area. This low area, when viewed from afar, looks similar to the Badlands. Parts of this trail go in and out of washes, not just cross through…
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Rockridge was run from South to North. At the South end, you jump off on a sparsely marked trail. Leaving pavement, you're on a rock trail that runs along a ridgeline. Traveling from this direction…
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Tres Burros is an interesting trail and was a pleasure to map! This trail was run from South to North. The South end of the trail sports a large turnaround and campsite that can support…
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This is a short parallel trail to Blake Ranch Road to avoid some of the main dirt roads. It meanders up into the hills and winds its way through the pinyon pine and scrub oak,…
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So many Alamo roads. This one is labeled as new, even though it's still dirt and full of washboard except for some sections where it crosses the washes. The wash crossings sand can be pretty…
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