Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Wilhoit, Arizona

Copper Basin Wash is a standard Arizona wash trail. When in the wash, you'll encounter spots of deep, soft sand, and overgrown trees. Some parts of this trail are narrow, but if you take it…
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Telegraph Spring Cutoff is an interesting trail. Thought to be a mining access road, this dirt track has lots of erosion and water damage on it. There are a few sporadic campsites along this trail,…
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Gabrina Hill Road is an old mining road that sports deep erosion cuts and water damage on it. Some of these features, as well as wash crossings with steep entrances and exits, will cause your…
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The Copper Basin Road is a wide dirt road that has no obstacles on it. Along this road there is evidence of erosion and water damage from the monsoon rains that have swept across it,…
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This trail is not maintained in the winter. It gets muddy when wet and it is rutted out. The road goes past private property. The road ends at a gate; however, the trail beyond the…
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The Thumb Butte Loop is arguably the most traveled off-road section in the Prescott National Forest. It's close to town, easy to access and offers sweeping views over Prescott, the Sierra Prieta, the Weaver Mountains…
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This trail is not maintained in the winter. It gets muddy when wet, and it is also rutted out in some places. There is no camping along the trail; however, there is dispersed camping at…
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This well-maintained dirt road connects Highway 89 to Senator Highway. The mileage of this trail is just over 6 miles long and snakes through the ponderosa-covered mountains of the Prescott National Forest. Several spots along…
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Rogers Ranch Road is a straightforward trail perfect for a relaxed drive. With a wide path and no obstacles to worry about, this route is as easygoing as they come. You'll enjoy consistent 2-bar cell…
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This trail is typically unmaintained in the wintertime and offers access to biking, horseback riding, and hiking trails. There's spotty cellphone service. This is a residential area, so be respectful when driving as this is…
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The Sorrels Ranch Offshoot is a short and fun route that starts wide at the bottom, easing you into the journey before narrowing as you climb. As the trail tightens, you'll encounter erosion in the…
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This short road is rocky, sandy, muddy when wet, and tight with no turnarounds. It's a fun little road to enjoy in a 4WD; low clearance is possible with the right approach. Uneven, rutted trail…
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This trail gives you access to hiking trails and provides great views of the valley down below. There is spotty cell phone service along the trail, better at the top. If you want a more…
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The Poverty Flat trail is a wide-access trail that has no obstacles on it. This trail accesses this area of the Prescott National Forest and has campsites and offshoot trails good for exploring the area.…
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Webb Ranch Road is a wide and washboarded route that offers an easy drive with no obstacles. Suitable for most vehicles, the road runs semi-smoothly with washboarded features until it reaches a paved exit at…
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Ponderosa is an easy ATV trail near Prescott, Arizona that starts at the Schoolhouse Gulch Trailhead on the north end and connects to Maripai Road on the south end. Going south to north, it starts…
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Doce Road is a one-lane trail that ultimately leads to a dead end. The route is easy to navigate with no obstacles, making it accessible for most vehicles. Along the way, you'll find numerous shooting…
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This road is short but fun. Rutted, rocky, and very tight with only enough room for one car, and no turnaround. No camping in this area. Typically unmaintained after rain or snow. You may encounter…
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Tonto Road is a maintained gravel road that clocks in at just over 12 miles long. This is a very laid-back enjoyable trail that traverses through the rolling juniper hills of the Prescott National Forest.…
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This wide, washboarded route provides an easy drive with no obstacles, making it suitable for most vehicles. The road eventually ends at a private locked gate, so plan accordingly, but there is a network of…
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Schoolhouse Gulch is a multi-use trail in Prescott, Arizona, and is probably the easiest ATV trail in the area. It's a road-width trail that goes straight and flat through a forest floor. It starts at…
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Forest Road 79 is a maintained dirt road that is washboarded in areas. This is a short road just over 2 miles long. There is a water crossing over the Hassayampa River that any vehicle…
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Forest Road 80 is a well-maintained dirt road in the Prescott National Forest. This short, but scenic trail runs through the ponderosas and ends at a dead end with a great view of the mountains…
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Trail 9 is a mile-long trail around the perimeter of the Alto Pit OHV area. It starts on the Power Line road at the edge of one of the towers and drops down off the…
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Trail 12 in the Alto Pit is a designated beginner's trail. This is a short and easy two-track loop where kids can practice their trail riding in a safe environment without the risk of getting…
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Box Culvert is a 50" trail in the Prescott National Forest north of Prescott, Arizona that is made up of sections of very curvy two-track in a high desert environment. Starting on the south end,…
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Trail 1 starts as a very easy and wide two-track on soft gravel, on a well-packed surface. It starts near the entrance to the OHV area and goes around the east perimeter of the area.…
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South Walker Road starts off of Senator Highway and traverses through ponderosas and scattered aspens. This trail is a maintained dirt road and offers a pretty drive through the Prescott National Forest. There are several…
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Trail 2 in the Alto Pit OHV area is the first trail accessed from the day-use staging area that will lead you to all of the other trails. It drops down into the gravel OHV…
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Alto Coop is a 50" designated trail in the Prescott National Forest northwest of Prescott, Arizona, but the trail has recently been graded and widened to be road width, and now looks like it is…
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