Dirt Bike Trails
Near Arivaca, Arizona

This is a graded forest road that becomes rocky up the hills and sandy crossing the dry washes. Washes will be flowing in the spring. The road ends at a private ranch before the border. This trail has scenic rolling hills and is good for campers. There are no extreme or technical parts. This area is...
Learn more about Tres Bellotas

This is a great dirt trail with scenic views. Go right past the historic "Yellow Jacket Mine" and see all the equipment left there. Plenty of views of the surrounding hills and even all the way to the border with Mexico. Travel up to the top of Fraguita Peak for a stunning view!
Learn more about Yellow Jacket Loop

Scenic views on this trail plus go by the historic ghost town of Ruby Arizona! The road will take you within 2.6 miles of the border with Mexico and along with the views, you'll pass by Arivaca Lake and Pina Blanca Lake. Both are great places to stop and relax on your trip!
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The off-road trail in the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge follows a loop route through a wash, offering a scenic and varied driving experience. Along the way, visitors may spot wildlife, including falcons soaring overhead. The trail features numerous campsites, providing plenty of options for ...
Learn more about FR 244 Guijas Loop South Road

The Honey Trap Loop Road offers a rugged off-road experience with challenging terrain and smoother sections. The trail consists of rocky inclines with loose rock and off-camber driving, requiring careful navigation. Due to the rough conditions, drivers should expect the possibility of pinstriping an...
Learn more about FR245 Honey Trap Loop

This off-road trail offers a pleasant and sandy track with stunning views of the Pajarito Mountains. The landscape features vast open spaces, creating a sense of solitude and immersion in nature. Along the route, there are several camping spots equipped with fire rings, providing opportunities for a...
Learn more about Figeroa North Road

Starting on High Gates South Road the trail is very well manicured. After turning northeast the trail gets gradually rougher. The final ascent to the mine area is a steep grade required 4WD. The area is typical with rolling hills mixed with creeks and small mountains. This is cattle country with ple...
Learn more about San Luis Mine Trail

This is quite a relaxing trail with ample designated camping spots. Put on some Johnny Cash and take a slow drive. The trail starts from the main road and leads to other exciting trails. This is a great trail to end the day to find a suitable campspot for the night after adventuring throughout the d...
Learn more about High Gates North Road

This is a scenic trail with a few mild obstacles. There is a relatively rocky patch of trail north of Cradle Tank, but other than that, it's not too technical. Definitely a very scenic drive with a lot of mountain views. It can be done in a good 4x4 vehicle with plenty of ground clearance. A couple ...
Learn more about Cerro Colorado South Access

The Pronghorn Trail Loop is a maintained but heavily corrugated and dusty route, best navigated at a slow and steady pace for a more comfortable ride. The winding trail passes through a hunting exclusion zone, making it an excellent area for wildlife sightings, including white-tailed deer. While the...
Learn more about Pronghorn Tour Loop Road

Castle Rock 4115 begins near Buenos Aires and leads into the Coronado National Forest, offering a rugged off-road experience. The trail starts off well-traveled with a heavily corrugated surface before passing a cattle guard, where the road becomes unmaintained. The surrounding landscape is dominate...
Learn more about Castle Rock Tank Loop

It's a scenic trail with plenty of great views. It's not too bad to travel as it's recently been overhauled by the forest service, but it still has a few steep hills and washes to cross that could become difficult in the monsoon season. Overall, it's a great trail to check out!
Learn more about Sardina Canyon

The west end of this trail starts as road-width, winding through the mesquite trees, over a layer of small loose rocks. The trail starts to climb up the rolling desert hill along a fence line, with ruts and baby head rocks, riding past prickly pear cactus and ocotillos. At the top of the hill, the t...
Learn more about 481

This is a rolling maintained and well-used trail. It loops through the high desert, passing through many flowing streams in the wet seasons. There are old mines all along the route as well as an old dam. Also along the way are three old mining cemeteries. There are many spurs to explore off of this ...
Learn more about California Gulch Forest Road 217

The trail winds through high grasslands, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of the African savanna. Throughout the route, deep ruts and washouts mark the landscape, remnants of past flooding that have carved noticeable cuts into the road. Drivers should be prepared for some light pinstriping due to ...
Learn more about McKay a Tank Road

This is a short trail through the Red Spring Pass trail system. It starts and ends off of Sardina Canyon Road (684), paralleling the main road as it winds through a rocky desert terrain full of mesquite trees and ocotillos. The middle of the trail rides over the “moonscape,” which is an area of ligh...
Learn more about 480

This is the longest single track in the Red Spring Pass trail system. It goes for 5 miles through a rolling, rugged desert terrain that is constantly full of loose baby heads, with ruts and tight turns through cactus. Expect very loose terrain with sudden ruts, and small climbs and descents that wil...
Learn more about 482

This off-road trail in the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge offers a mix of terrain, transitioning from open grasslands into a more mountainous landscape. Along the route, drivers may experience some pinstriping due to the dense vegetation. The southern road to the tower is relatively well-main...
Learn more about Guijas Loop Road

Good desert mountain trail with lots of rock/ledge obstacles. Also send washes that could be dangerous during monsoon season. Best to visit in spring or early summer before the rainy season starts. Along the trail there are plenty of scenic views and the trail stops at the historic horseshoe tank. I...
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This is a short spur off of the longer 482 single track that takes an alternate route back to Sardina Road (684). The trail has a mix of flowy singletrack through the flat desert terrain, through mesquite trees over the rolling hilltops, and more rugged rocky sections. It dips down into a ravine at ...
Learn more about 482A

This is a graded forest road that becomes rocky up the hills and sandy crossing the dry washes. Washes will be flowing in the spring. The road ends at a private ranch before the border. This trail has scenic rolling hills and is good for campers. There are no extreme or technical parts. This area is...
Learn more about Tres Bellotas

This is a great dirt trail with scenic views. Go right past the historic "Yellow Jacket Mine" and see all the equipment left there. Plenty of views of the surrounding hills and even all the way to the border with Mexico. Travel up to the top of Fraguita Peak for a stunning view!
Learn more about Yellow Jacket Loop

Scenic views on this trail plus go by the historic ghost town of Ruby Arizona! The road will take you within 2.6 miles of the border with Mexico and along with the views, you'll pass by Arivaca Lake and Pina Blanca Lake. Both are great places to stop and relax on your trip!
Learn more about Ruby Road

The off-road trail in the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge follows a loop route through a wash, offering a scenic and varied driving experience. Along the way, visitors may spot wildlife, including falcons soaring overhead. The trail features numerous campsites, providing plenty of options for ...
Learn more about FR 244 Guijas Loop South Road

This is a graded forest road that becomes rocky up the hills and sandy crossing the dry washes. Washes will be flowing in the spring. The road ends at a private ranch before the border. This trail has scenic rolling hills and is good for campers. There are no extreme or technical parts. This area is...
Learn more about Tres Bellotas

This is a great dirt trail with scenic views. Go right past the historic "Yellow Jacket Mine" and see all the equipment left there. Plenty of views of the surrounding hills and even all the way to the border with Mexico. Travel up to the top of Fraguita Peak for a stunning view!
Learn more about Yellow Jacket Loop

Scenic views on this trail plus go by the historic ghost town of Ruby Arizona! The road will take you within 2.6 miles of the border with Mexico and along with the views, you'll pass by Arivaca Lake and Pina Blanca Lake. Both are great places to stop and relax on your trip!
Learn more about Ruby Road

The off-road trail in the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge follows a loop route through a wash, offering a scenic and varied driving experience. Along the way, visitors may spot wildlife, including falcons soaring overhead. The trail features numerous campsites, providing plenty of options for ...
Learn more about FR 244 Guijas Loop South Road