Dirt Bike Trails
Near Ahwatukee Foothills, Arizona

This is a short leisurely cruise through the desert. It is great for beginners, sightseeing, or testing out new parts. Parts of this trail pass through Arizona Trust Land, so a pass is required. The vast majority of this trail is a single-lane dirt road, with a few wash crossings. The highlight of t...
Learn more about Top Of The World

After traveling down Maricopa Road 238 and exiting on 99th Avenue in Mobile, turn down a gas pipeline road and you will find an easy trail next to Road 8054. This easy but fun trail leads you on a journey back to 238. This is an amazing place to do night photography.
Learn more about Smooth Sailing

This trail is just off Ellsworth Road and takes you right to Bulldog Canyon trail. Most of it is a sandy wash that weaves around the Arizona desert. Expect some canyon walls, with one rocky section and a dirt and rock hill halfway through the trail. You will need a code to access this trail. The cod...
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This trail takes you from Haley Hills west to the northwest face of the Booth Hills, overlooking Mobile, Arizona. This trail starts at beginner level but advances to intermediate level around the halfway point. It reaches an advanced level as you get closer to the end with washes. There are very ste...
Learn more about Booth Hills Trail

This is a connection that links the Upland BLM Inlet Trail, Booth Hills Trail, and several nearby dirt roads. This makes it possible to get to the Booth Hills trail from Upland Street and vice versa, and saves going around the back of the mountain pass, needlessly wasting time.
Learn more about Haley Hills West Leg

This trail leads from the Vekol Wash to one of the crests of the Haley Hills. You can stand on top and see over both sides of the hill, north and south. Beware of lots of cholla cactus in the northern portion. This trail also connects with 2 other minor trails shortly after it leaves the wash.
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This trail connects Upland Street to the Vekol Wash and the larger BLM Trail System. It's fairly beginner-level, however, there is very soft and deep sand at the crossing of the Vekol Wash, and it should not be attempted by most 2WD vehicles. Numerous low spots fill up with deceptively deep water af...
Learn more about Upland BLM Inlet | Vekol Wash Access

This trail connects Desert Valley Road to numerous BLM trails and to the Vekol Wash, which are popular 4x4, SxS, and horse riding areas. One of the southern forks also leads to The Waterfalls Trail through some very winding and picturesque terrain. There is good cellular coverage throughout most of ...
Learn more about Desert Valley BLM Inlet

Lowrange Uphill Mountainous Incline – This trail is short but leads to a great lookout point. Expect sharp turns and steep grades; 4LO is required on the uphill. Depending on your line choice, some rigs may need to lock a differential. A spotter would be very helpful on the final portion of this tra...
Learn more about LU-MI Trail

On this trail, there's very deep sand, sections of rough river rock and gravel, and some narrow points requiring caution. There are also numerous long flat sandy stretches where you can really pick up some speed. Watch for dips in the sand created by the water current that can be hard to see until y...
Learn more about Vekol Wash Southern Leg

This is a leg of the Desert Valley BLM Inlet trail that leads to an overlook on top of the mountain, with views for 60-100 miles from the overlook. It is a beginner-level rock crawling experience, forcing some vehicles to hunt for traction through some slick rocks and shale, but nothing extreme. It ...
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This trail has varying difficulty. There is an expert-level rock garden a couple of hundred feet long at the big hill climb, but otherwise, it's a level 4 difficulty. The rock garden has off-camber obstacles;higher clearance is recommended, as stock-height vehicles will likely get rocker damage. The...
Learn more about Power Line Road | Hidden Valley South

Rolls Road is an easy 7.1-mile point-to-point trail within the Tonto National Forest, perfect for beginner offroaders, side-by-sides, and high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles seeking a fun desert escape. Beginning from the staging area off Four Peaks Road (Forest Road 143), the trail heads south...
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Bulldog canyon gives access to the stunning Goldfield mountains and the Sonoran Desert. The trail is open to unlicensed vehicles, but be sure to stay on the designated path-offtrail riding has put this route under threat of closure. Bulldog Canyon is maintained, but it is difficult to anticipate con...
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Barnes Rd Entrance to BLM Lands and Trails, Barnes Rd Staging area also here on the right and left side of the trail, lots of room for truck/trailer and unloading. There is a nice view from the top of Barnes Hill overlooking all directions that is a good spot for doing Panoramic Photos.
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This is an alternative direct route from Rolls OHV parking area into the Rolls OHV area. Both 1804 and 1805 are two parts of the same track, which deadends into FDR 1863. This intersection is characterized by a fairly steep, loose, and off-camber ascent/descent. From the trailhead, users can expect ...
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This is a short but easy ATV trail through the BLM land south of Buckeye, Arizona. It's a wide road-width trail for the whole route. It's very easy the whole way, except it has wash crossings that will require high clearance as they dip down a foot into the wash, with loose rocks and sand. The trail...
Learn more about Maricopa Trail BH1175

This is a 6-mile-long dirt bike trail through the BLM south of Buckeye, Arizona. The trail is a mix of wide two-track, road, and singletrack, and it's very faint and hard to follow at times. It starts out as a wide trail on either end of the loop. There are loose softball-sized rocks in the trail, b...
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This trail is a two-track width for the 1.4-mile route. It starts at an unmarked entrance on both ends on a mid-width path, narrower than a Jeep trail, between the bushes. It has some big wide corners on a gravelly surface, making it slippery at times. It goes next to the giant saguaro cactus and up...
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This is a rough trail but it is a good one for newbies to learn on a more moderate skill level. The Hill Climb at the end is very steep towards the top, low gear required on the climb even on an Polaris XP 1000, traction sketchy even in 4x4 in a few places, very good place for a beginner who is read...
Learn more about Hawk Hills Northern Hilltop

This is a short leisurely cruise through the desert. It is great for beginners, sightseeing, or testing out new parts. Parts of this trail pass through Arizona Trust Land, so a pass is required. The vast majority of this trail is a single-lane dirt road, with a few wash crossings. The highlight of t...
Learn more about Top Of The World

After traveling down Maricopa Road 238 and exiting on 99th Avenue in Mobile, turn down a gas pipeline road and you will find an easy trail next to Road 8054. This easy but fun trail leads you on a journey back to 238. This is an amazing place to do night photography.
Learn more about Smooth Sailing

This trail is just off Ellsworth Road and takes you right to Bulldog Canyon trail. Most of it is a sandy wash that weaves around the Arizona desert. Expect some canyon walls, with one rocky section and a dirt and rock hill halfway through the trail. You will need a code to access this trail. The cod...
Learn more about Bulldog Wash

This trail takes you from Haley Hills west to the northwest face of the Booth Hills, overlooking Mobile, Arizona. This trail starts at beginner level but advances to intermediate level around the halfway point. It reaches an advanced level as you get closer to the end with washes. There are very ste...
Learn more about Booth Hills Trail

This is a short leisurely cruise through the desert. It is great for beginners, sightseeing, or testing out new parts. Parts of this trail pass through Arizona Trust Land, so a pass is required. The vast majority of this trail is a single-lane dirt road, with a few wash crossings. The highlight of t...
Learn more about Top Of The World

After traveling down Maricopa Road 238 and exiting on 99th Avenue in Mobile, turn down a gas pipeline road and you will find an easy trail next to Road 8054. This easy but fun trail leads you on a journey back to 238. This is an amazing place to do night photography.
Learn more about Smooth Sailing

This trail takes you from Haley Hills west to the northwest face of the Booth Hills, overlooking Mobile, Arizona. This trail starts at beginner level but advances to intermediate level around the halfway point. It reaches an advanced level as you get closer to the end with washes. There are very ste...
Learn more about Booth Hills Trail

This is a connection that links the Upland BLM Inlet Trail, Booth Hills Trail, and several nearby dirt roads. This makes it possible to get to the Booth Hills trail from Upland Street and vice versa, and saves going around the back of the mountain pass, needlessly wasting time.
Learn more about Haley Hills West Leg