Dirt Bike Trails
Near Apache Junction, Arizona

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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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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The Superstition Backroads are easy Jeep trails, close to town, that take you on a short day trip to an abandoned gypsum mine. The western end of the trail is close to the Superstition Mountains. The main trail is 4, while a short optional climb and the Gypsum Overlook Loop are 5. There is a picnic ...
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Peralta road is an easy, graded dirt road. Although the road is not challenging, it still leads to great views and has plenty of turn-offs for dispersed camping. If you are into hiking, this road ends at a trailhead for miles of great hiking. The trailhead has a restroom, but it can be crowded.
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This off-road route is very short but very rewarding. '26 Hill' gets its name from the 26-degree steep angle (as pictured) you will be climbing at the end of this trail. You will be surrounded by rewarding views of the Superstition Mountains at the top. The climb and incline are the obstacles, in ad...
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From the first parking lot on Four Peaks Rd heading south, Rolls leads you through whoops and sandy washes to a rocky road. You'll end up at the parking lot for Butcher Jones. Please note there is a closed gate at Butcher Jones, so you will not be able to exit this way. It's a slow road in a Jeep bu...
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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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Take a break from the rat race on Apache Trail. Drive a short Jeep road to overlook the rugged country north of Tortilla Flat. Wonder about the history of a guy named 'Hoss" and snag a geocache if you are into that. Mostly this is a way to spend 2-3 hours in a beautiful country with nobody else aro...
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This route begins and ends off of FDR 13 looping South through a large chunk of the Rolls OHV area accommodating access to several other trails. Use this as a connector, or enjoy it as a stand-alone. It is primarily a sand-bottomed wash. Monitoring weather before arrival is recommended, as flash flo...
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FDR 1811 is one of many sandy wash roads available in the Rolls OHV off-road area, comprised primarily of sand and flowing turns. The route is an alternative connection between FDR 1813 and FDR 13. This trail has been re-routed east of its original track for restoration efforts. Flash flooding and i...
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Fun little offshoot from Apache Trail with great views of the surrounding mountains. The trail starts off narrow with a fun little drop and rocky climb that loops around at the end. If you want more of a challenge, then stay to the right when the road splits. This is a short shelf road where there i...
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The Rolls OHV East Loop is an 18-mile loop of everything the Rolls has to offer. The route consists of a combination of easy, sandy wash roads, loose chunky rock roads, tough climbs that are steep and loose, views of desert flora, and an epic lakeside oasis along Saguaro Lake. Inclement weather and ...
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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...
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Dirt trail winds through the beautiful desert landscape, offering dramatic views of canyons, desert flora, and the rugged mountains surrounding you. The trail includes sections of uneven, rocky terrain with occasional washes, and in some places, there are steep drop-offs on either side of the trail....
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AR-LO - "Advance Route - Low Obstacle". This route through the bulk of it would be widely considered a 3, but one obstacle puts this at a 4. Many ruts, dips, and bumps reach about 12 inches in height at the max. On this trail, at the 2-mile mark, there is a fun obstacle with a steep decline. With co...
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Cottonwood Road is a rough and rocky double-track into the Four Peaks Wilderness. The route is continuous loose rock until the Soldier Camp Trailhead, where it gives way to some easier dirt road driving. There are minor switchback turns, climbs, and ascents, however, the trail is not difficult, as i...
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Short scenic trip to the site of historic Tortilla Ranch, upstream of Tortilla Flat on Tortilla Creek. A nice way to spend a few hours away from the rat race on Apache Trail. The only real obstacle is less than a quarter mile from the start, so you will quickly know if you want to go all the way. T...
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The OHV trails here are extensive. You could spend days exploring this area. If you want a fun, challenging obstacle, try the canyon east of Squeeze Rock. ATVS, UTVs and dirt bikes will especially like this network of trails.
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Contains soft sand in the first half of the trail. Around the 1/3 point, the trail will get narrow. Larger vehicles will get pinstripes. The last 2/3s of the trail are narrow berms with scattered off-camber hills. The views are amazing. This area is recovering from wildfires, so the scenery is a mix...
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This is a short 2.6-mile point-to-point trail in the Rolls OHV trail network. It connects MT-13 on the north end to FDR-1863 on the south end. This is a narrow twisting sand wash with high hills on both sides. The road surface is loose and deep sand and gravel with high-banked tight turns. The trail...
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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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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

The Superstition Backroads are easy Jeep trails, close to town, that take you on a short day trip to an abandoned gypsum mine. The western end of the trail is close to the Superstition Mountains. The main trail is 4, while a short optional climb and the Gypsum Overlook Loop are 5. There is a picnic ...
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Peralta road is an easy, graded dirt road. Although the road is not challenging, it still leads to great views and has plenty of turn-offs for dispersed camping. If you are into hiking, this road ends at a trailhead for miles of great hiking. The trailhead has a restroom, but it can be crowded.
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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...
Learn more about Bulldog Canyon

The Superstition Backroads are easy Jeep trails, close to town, that take you on a short day trip to an abandoned gypsum mine. The western end of the trail is close to the Superstition Mountains. The main trail is 4, while a short optional climb and the Gypsum Overlook Loop are 5. There is a picnic ...
Learn more about Superstition Backroads

This off-road route is very short but very rewarding. '26 Hill' gets its name from the 26-degree steep angle (as pictured) you will be climbing at the end of this trail. You will be surrounded by rewarding views of the Superstition Mountains at the top. The climb and incline are the obstacles, in ad...
Learn more about 26 Hill

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 ...
Learn more about FDR 1804/1805