Dirt Bike Trails
Near Chloride, Arizona

This route is an out-and-back adventure up to the Emerald Isle Mine. At the time of mapping, the trail up to the mine was open (no barricades or closed gates), but that could potentially change at any time. It is unmaintained and has erosion damage on and beside the trail. Avoid wet conditions, as t...
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This 18.4-mile point-to-point trail takes you into the Cerbat Mountains above the Town of Chloride and the Chloride Mine. This trail can be started at either point, Town of Chloride or Big Wash Road. Big Wash Road is an easy route up to Windy Point Campground. Full-width 4X4 and AWD vehicles can tra...
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County Highway 125 - Route 7000 parallels Highway 93 and is a point-to-point connector route from Mineral Park Road to Cerbat Crest trail. It is a narrow, single-vehicle-wide trail that is unmaintained and has a few small obstacles peppered throughout the three miles. Several wash crossings will be ...
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This is the south connector section from the town of Chloride to the Arizona Peace Trail system. This 8-mile point-to-point, two-track trail offers a little bit of everything as it parallels Highway 93--ruts, sand, rocky patches, short steep climbs, washes, etc. Throughout the trail, vegetation has ...
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Visit old mines and ride the crest of the Cerbat Mountains. Traverse eroded, rocky roads and viewed a large copper mine. This trip will take you to a number of old mines, but it will also allow you to view the open pit Mineral Park Copper Mine. We made this trip in a counterclockwise direction but ...
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This trail is a graded road from US 93 out to East Cottonwood Cove on Lake Mohave. This road is wide and fairly smooth with a few washes that are susceptible to flooding during heavy rain. At approx 10.5 miles just past the cattle guard, take the side trail for a magnificent view of Lake Mohave. The...
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This is a spur section of the AZPT trail running from a mountaintop campsite to the living ghost town of Chloride. This trail can be connected to the Sleeping Princess trail;however, that section has yet to be run and is most likely rated a 4 or higher. The AZPT Spur to Chloride has some loose, stee...
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This is a challenging and scenic Jeep trail through the Black Mountains. Its difficulty depends on the direction driven and the options chosen. This trail can be driven either way but it is recommended to start in Golden Valley and then run the main trail from north to south. This is in the downhill...
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This 4.3-mile out-and-back trail takes you up the lost cabin wash to an old coral area. This is a nice little side trip while traveling on the Portland Mine Traverse. The trail is easy and passable by any stock 4WD vehicle. Beautiful Canyon views and possibly see wild burros on this trail.
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This 16.2 mile out-and-back trail is part of the Secret Pass Trail System. The first 5.9 miles is an easy trail with obstacles under 12". There is a sign indicating the beginning of the technical portion of this trail. At 6.75 miles is the first technical obstacle the left side of the wash is the ea...
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This 12.4-mile out-and-back trail takes you from the Portland Mine Traverse Trail to Jeep Cove on Lake Mohave. Jeep Cove is a great place to relax for lunch while traveling the Traverse Trail. Possibility of seeing long horn sheep grazing in the Lost Cabin Wash. This trail is tons of fun!
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Explore the foothills of the Hualapai Mountains from Kingman to Walnut Canyon. This is an interesting, but not spectacular, trail. We like it because it gives a tour of the area without rising into the narrower and scratchier trails higher up in the Hualapai Mountains. This one is rocky, but not v...
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This 21.7 point-to-point trail begins off the Lake Mead View Trail (which actually overlooks Lake Mohave) and ends near Katherine's Landing. The trail takes you through the Black Mountain range and passes by the Portland Mine (currently idle). The trail enters the Lake Mead Recreational Area at appr...
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This short 4.2-mile point-to-point trail is a side trail when traveling on Cottonwood Cove Road. It also provides access to Coyote Spring trail. This trail runs along a fence line and gives a few views of the Mohave Lake Valley. A nice detour while traveling the maintained Cottonwood Cove Road.
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This trail provides great views of Lake Mohave and many areas suitable for camping. The road is mostly moderate gravel but there are several short loose and steep sections. There are a lot of large yucca cactus plants on the edge of the road, so be prepared for some paint scratches. High clearance a...
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Washboard Alley is a nearly 2-mile point-to-point trail that connects AZPT Spur to Davis Camp (East) and Buck Wash Road off Highway 68. The trail is a wide two-track that is made up of mostly loose, sandy wash terrain, and is complete with plenty of washboards throughout. There are a couple of brief...
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This trail is a 6.6-mile loop in the Black Mountains that passes 3 closed gold mines, Dixie Queen Mine, Klondyke Mine, and Dixie Gold Mine. This trail also has sweeping views of Lake Mohave. Many wild burros inhabit the area. Mining in this area has been idle since the 1980s.
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This steep trail will not get you off-camber and does not have any difficult obstacles. I think it would be much harder if you had both differentials open because of how steep/loose some of the climbs are. I have only a front locker, and I did just fine. We also visited the "bra and panty tree, and ...
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This 6-mile out-and-back trail takes you up into the Black Mountains to Coyote Spring. The trail begins from B1642/1645 Trail and heads into the Black Mountain Range. The trail begins as a rough single-vehicle road with the last 1/2 mile being the more difficult portion, with washed-out portions of ...
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This 3.6-mile point-to-point trail runs along power lines in the foothills of the Hualapai Mountains. The trail gets its name from a large angry duck head painted on the side of a water tank along the trail. If starting this trail from the Hualapai Foothills trail you will start with a steep hill cl...
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This route is an out-and-back adventure up to the Emerald Isle Mine. At the time of mapping, the trail up to the mine was open (no barricades or closed gates), but that could potentially change at any time. It is unmaintained and has erosion damage on and beside the trail. Avoid wet conditions, as t...
Learn more about Emerald Isle Mine

This 18.4-mile point-to-point trail takes you into the Cerbat Mountains above the Town of Chloride and the Chloride Mine. This trail can be started at either point, Town of Chloride or Big Wash Road. Big Wash Road is an easy route up to Windy Point Campground. Full-width 4X4 and AWD vehicles can tra...
Learn more about Chloride Mines

County Highway 125 - Route 7000 parallels Highway 93 and is a point-to-point connector route from Mineral Park Road to Cerbat Crest trail. It is a narrow, single-vehicle-wide trail that is unmaintained and has a few small obstacles peppered throughout the three miles. Several wash crossings will be ...
Learn more about County Highway 125 - Route 7000

This is the south connector section from the town of Chloride to the Arizona Peace Trail system. This 8-mile point-to-point, two-track trail offers a little bit of everything as it parallels Highway 93--ruts, sand, rocky patches, short steep climbs, washes, etc. Throughout the trail, vegetation has ...
Learn more about Spur Loop to Chloride AZ Peace Trail Connector (Southeast)

This route is an out-and-back adventure up to the Emerald Isle Mine. At the time of mapping, the trail up to the mine was open (no barricades or closed gates), but that could potentially change at any time. It is unmaintained and has erosion damage on and beside the trail. Avoid wet conditions, as t...
Learn more about Emerald Isle Mine

This 18.4-mile point-to-point trail takes you into the Cerbat Mountains above the Town of Chloride and the Chloride Mine. This trail can be started at either point, Town of Chloride or Big Wash Road. Big Wash Road is an easy route up to Windy Point Campground. Full-width 4X4 and AWD vehicles can tra...
Learn more about Chloride Mines

County Highway 125 - Route 7000 parallels Highway 93 and is a point-to-point connector route from Mineral Park Road to Cerbat Crest trail. It is a narrow, single-vehicle-wide trail that is unmaintained and has a few small obstacles peppered throughout the three miles. Several wash crossings will be ...
Learn more about County Highway 125 - Route 7000

This is the south connector section from the town of Chloride to the Arizona Peace Trail system. This 8-mile point-to-point, two-track trail offers a little bit of everything as it parallels Highway 93--ruts, sand, rocky patches, short steep climbs, washes, etc. Throughout the trail, vegetation has ...
Learn more about Spur Loop to Chloride AZ Peace Trail Connector (Southeast)