Dirt Bike Trails
Near Copper Hill, Arizona

Pioneer Pass starts near the center of Globe, circles the south side of Pinal Peak, and ends on Forest Service Road 651 leading to Pinal Peak. Climb to Pioneer Pass at 6,000' elevation, drop into Pioneer and Bobtail Basins at 5,000' then climb back up to 6,000' on the Pinal Peak Road. An enjoyable...
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The Richmond Basin is a large area with a long history of mining for Zinc, Silver, Lead, and Gold. This Jeep trail will take you on a loop through the heart of the area. The eroded hill climbing up into the basin is usually the most difficult part of the trip and can change depending on erosion and ...
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This trail is a 12-mile loop that can be done in either direction. There is plenty of challenging terrain and sweet views. You will pass through about a half dozen gates to open and close. Trail gets tight and narrow in some spots. Long wheel base trucks will be tuff for them at some of the washed o...
Learn more about Gerald Wash

This Jeep trail is 50 miles, including the road up to and down from Pinal Peak and the one out to Madera Peak.This series of easy, scenic roads will take you from Pinto Mine Road on US 60 to the summit of Pinal Peak, out to Madera Peak for some nice overlooks then down into Globe. The very southwest...
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Legend says this is where Indians went to give birth because there was year-round water and "tubs" that could be used for baths. We do not know if the legend is true, but do believe the site was important to the people of the time, even if just for water. There are many petroglyphs in the area.Ju...
Learn more about Birthing Place

This very old and overgrown track runs along the eastern side of the mesa, offering absolutely stunning views as it descends toward a fenced wildlife water catchment development. The trail travels through open grassy mesa terrain mixed with low desert vegetation, cacti, and scrub. Throughout the dri...
Learn more about FS 3271A

Devil's Canyon is an exceptional trail for off-roaders seeking a remote, scenic adventure through rugged canyon country with rewarding vistas. This challenging 18.9-mile point-to-point route features significant elevation changes, with over 3,960 feet of cumulative elevation gain. Running from west ...
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This sandy and rocky trail winds its way down a wash, offering a fun and scenic alternative to Cherry Creek Road, which runs parallel nearby. The route is mostly easy to navigate, with some overgrown vegetation in places, but nothing too restrictive. It’s an enjoyable drive as the trail meanders thr...
Learn more about Braddock Creek - FS 9

The ancient Coon Creek Ruins cliff dwellings are not as large or as well preserved as many of the protected ruins throughout the West, but they are interesting, and they are available to be explored at any time.PLEASE be very careful not to cause any further damage to these delicate structures. This...
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This connects to Montana Mountain from US 60. Starting from the 60, the trail is a maintained dirt road leading up to a SRP substation. Once you reach the substation, you will turn onto FR 342, and from there the road becomes more extreme consisting of large rocks and steep inclines. A lifted 4x4 ve...
Learn more about Queen Creek Canyon

This trail drops quickly into a sandy wash where the driving is mostly easy and flat, surrounded by dense vegetation lining the canyon walls. After following the wash for a while, the route climbs out along the edge of the canyon, opening up to beautiful views of Black Mesa in the distance and sagua...
Learn more about Braddock Creek - FS 3274

This two-track branches off the very easy, graded Cherry Creek Road and winds its way up toward the top of Black Mesa. The route climbs almost the entire way. Early on, you drop into and out of a few easy washes with short, rocky climbs on the exits. As you gain elevation, the trail becomes smaller ...
Learn more about Black Mesa - FS 3271

You can access this trail by starting on MT 30 and turning onto FDR 38. You'll drive on a cliff and end at the creek with some major overgrowth. It appears there's a way out, but unfortunately, that is not the case. This is an out-and-back trail, but you can also start/end it with riding Coon Creek ...
Learn more about Cougar Canyon

This scenic trail links into the Lower Hackberry Trail, allowing for a nice but challenging loop accessible from Highway 60. Alternatively, you can take a different leg back if you've already ventured on the Lower Hackberry Trail, eliminating the trail from being an in-and-out route only. The area h...
Learn more about Hackberry Creek

This easy two-track features mostly smooth terrain with a few mild washouts that create occasional off-camber sections. There are several good dispersed camp spots along the road, making it a nice option for a quiet overnight stay. Some tighter stretches of palo verde line the trail and may leave yo...
Learn more about Bar Eleven Road - FS 1073

This rocky, bumpy two-track begins with a steady climb up a saguaro-covered hillside, with several great camp spots offering beautiful views along the way. About 0.2 miles in, keep an eye out on the right for a unique crested saguaro. As you continue climbing, the trail opens up onto a large plateau...
Learn more about FS 1079

This tight, lightly traveled trail winds through overgrown vegetation and feels seldom used, with brush crowding the corridor for much of the drive. Along the way, you’ll be surrounded by beautiful, massive saguaros and catch great views of Roosevelt Lake in the distance. The route eventually dead-e...
Learn more about FS 1772

This trail is a mix of rocky and sandy two-track that passes through a small wash early on, with very little elevation change along the route. A few good dispersed camping spots are scattered along the trail, and you’ll have great views of Aztec Peak and the Angel Wings rock formation high on the ri...
Learn more about FS 1494

This trail begins as a wide, open dirt road heading toward Roosevelt Lake, with several excellent camp spots along the way that can easily accommodate larger groups of 6 to 8 rigs. The road stays relatively wide and easy for most of the route, though a few washouts create mild off-camber sections. A...
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A very scenic and (usually) easy trip from US 60 north of Globe down Salt River Canyon and through a very beautiful remote country to Cherry Creek and Young Road. Most of this trail is on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, home to the White Mountain Apache Tribe. A permit is required for all recre...
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Pioneer Pass starts near the center of Globe, circles the south side of Pinal Peak, and ends on Forest Service Road 651 leading to Pinal Peak. Climb to Pioneer Pass at 6,000' elevation, drop into Pioneer and Bobtail Basins at 5,000' then climb back up to 6,000' on the Pinal Peak Road. An enjoyable...
Learn more about Pioneer Pass

The Richmond Basin is a large area with a long history of mining for Zinc, Silver, Lead, and Gold. This Jeep trail will take you on a loop through the heart of the area. The eroded hill climbing up into the basin is usually the most difficult part of the trip and can change depending on erosion and ...
Learn more about Richmond Basin

This trail is a 12-mile loop that can be done in either direction. There is plenty of challenging terrain and sweet views. You will pass through about a half dozen gates to open and close. Trail gets tight and narrow in some spots. Long wheel base trucks will be tuff for them at some of the washed o...
Learn more about Gerald Wash

This Jeep trail is 50 miles, including the road up to and down from Pinal Peak and the one out to Madera Peak.This series of easy, scenic roads will take you from Pinto Mine Road on US 60 to the summit of Pinal Peak, out to Madera Peak for some nice overlooks then down into Globe. The very southwest...
Learn more about Pinto to Pinal

Pioneer Pass starts near the center of Globe, circles the south side of Pinal Peak, and ends on Forest Service Road 651 leading to Pinal Peak. Climb to Pioneer Pass at 6,000' elevation, drop into Pioneer and Bobtail Basins at 5,000' then climb back up to 6,000' on the Pinal Peak Road. An enjoyable...
Learn more about Pioneer Pass

The Richmond Basin is a large area with a long history of mining for Zinc, Silver, Lead, and Gold. This Jeep trail will take you on a loop through the heart of the area. The eroded hill climbing up into the basin is usually the most difficult part of the trip and can change depending on erosion and ...
Learn more about Richmond Basin

This trail is a 12-mile loop that can be done in either direction. There is plenty of challenging terrain and sweet views. You will pass through about a half dozen gates to open and close. Trail gets tight and narrow in some spots. Long wheel base trucks will be tuff for them at some of the washed o...
Learn more about Gerald Wash

This Jeep trail is 50 miles, including the road up to and down from Pinal Peak and the one out to Madera Peak.This series of easy, scenic roads will take you from Pinto Mine Road on US 60 to the summit of Pinal Peak, out to Madera Peak for some nice overlooks then down into Globe. The very southwest...
Learn more about Pinto to Pinal