Dirt Bike Trails
Near Duncan, Arizona

Trail guide summery Trail Ss1050 Enters off Highway 70. There's a large parking and air down area right off the highway, just past the open gate cattle guard. Next, you will come to a cattle guard with a sign that says Hackberry Ranch and State Trust Land Permit Required. Hackberry Road goes to the ...
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This route connects Ss1050 on the east side to the Hot Well Dunes area and begins with one of the rougher This route connects Ss1050 on the east side to the Hot Well Dunes area and begins with one of the rougher sections in the network. The western portion is a rocky “rock garden” that winds around ...
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This out-and-back trail branches off Ss1051 and quickly transitions into a narrower, rockier desert track heading toward the hills. The route winds through dense desert creosote and becomes increasingly tight in areas. Expect pinstripes along the sides and light undercarriage brush contact. High-cle...
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Trail Ss1103d is a narrow, natural two-track that cuts across open desert toward the base of the mountains. The first mile travels through State Trust Land; a valid permit is required. The route is rocky and bumpy. High-clearance 2WD or 4WD is recommended due to uneven terrain and scattered rocks. D...
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The Black Hills Back Country Byway is an unpaved road that provides access to thousands of acres of BLM land. There are many areas to camp, hike, mountain bike, or explore side tracks via 4x4. The views are best if the route is traveled from north to south. When recently graded the route would earn ...
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Trail Ss1037 begins at a convenient parking and air-down area just off Highway 70. Multiple dispersed campsites line the initial dirt and gravel access road, making this a great staging point for the surrounding trail network. The route starts out flat and wide before gradually narrowing as you head...
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Ss1104 trail is a deep, sandy wash that has many different sandy washes to select from. The mapped trail line runs through the main wash channel. All wash fingers finally attach to the main wash. This is a tight, overgrown wash with many low-hanging branches and dead limbs. Most of the limbs have st...
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Trail Ss1037a is an out-and-back route that branches west off trail Ss1037. The road begins as a gravel track and gradually becomes more overgrown as you continue, with desert vegetation encroaching in several areas of the trail. This spur provides additional dispersed camp rings closer to the main ...
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Trail Ss1070 off SS1051 (accessed from Haekel Road) and requires high clearance and 4WD. It begins easily before dropping into a wash, where you’ll need to follow your map closely to locate the climb-out point as the road moves over out of the wash to the other side. After exiting the wash, the rout...
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Trail Ss1104 begins off Ss1106 and runs point-to-point, eventually reconnecting near Hot Springs Road. This route crosses sections of sand dunes and multiple washes, offering expansive views of Javelina Peak and the dramatic, wind-eroded dune walls. Expect frequent wash crossings and several washout...
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Trail Ss1051 begins off Haekel Road, passing a fun dune play area near Ss1070. This is a wide, point-to-point gravel route with sandy berms lining portions of the trail. The road crosses multiple washes, so use caution — especially during or after storms. Flash flooding and washouts are possible in ...
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Ss1071a begins after the tank off Haekel Road, starting at the second overlook camping area. The route is mostly gravel and winds through dense cholla, overgrown creosote, ground cactus, and scattered yuccas. Camping is available both near the start and at the end of the trail. Towards the end, the ...
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This is a great little side trip from Hot Wells to Bowie. There are some technical spots, but it's mostly a pretty easy drive in the SxS and can be done in 4x4 vehicles with ground clearance. There are signs on the Hot Wells side that tell you to stay on existing trails since you are on BLM land. Th...
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This is the perimeter fence of the Hot Wells Sand Dune area. It has some fun trails and is sandy, somewhat hilly, and sometimes a little rocky. The trails inside this area are mostly sandy with only a couple of sand hills, but watch out for the drop-offs, as they are abrupt and can damper your day. ...
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This is an out-and-back sandy wash route starting off Haekel Road. The wash is wide and generally easy to follow, but high clearance 4WD is recommended, especially in soft sand conditions. There are no major obstacles or technical sections. Expect a few trees and occasional pinstripe potential alon...
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County Line Road is a point-to-point route running between Ss1050 to the east and SS1178. The main section is a wide gravel road that is easy for any vehicle, though it may become muddy in wet weather—use caution. The trail is lined with desert creosote and a berm and passes Haekel Road. Beyond this...
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Shortly after beginning the trail, you'll encounter a gate associated with active cattle ranching; be sure to close it securely behind you. The route is primarily sandy and dusty, with gentle undulations that make for an enjoyable drive. It descends steeply into a wash before climbing around private...
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Trail Ss1134 starts at a gate off County Line Road. It is now an out-and-back trail. Keep the gate closed. The trail is gravel and sand, and lined with desert creosote. Driving north, you have a Stunning view of Javelina Peak. Several washouts have big ruts. Watch your speed. The ground is hard grav...
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West Bonita Road is a winding, rocky trail with stretches of corrugation that climbs gradually before following the rim. Along the route, travelers will pass a few cattle stations and cross several cattle guards. Silt beds appear intermittently and can become particularly troublesome after rainfall,...
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Trail Ss1066 is shown to begin off Haekel Road, but the original entrance appears to be gone. Instead, access via Ss1076a, which is a well-traveled route that becomes Ss1066. There is a section at the Y where this trail begins, if you want to see the reason the start of the trail at the road is gone...
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Trail guide summery Trail Ss1050 Enters off Highway 70. There's a large parking and air down area right off the highway, just past the open gate cattle guard. Next, you will come to a cattle guard with a sign that says Hackberry Ranch and State Trust Land Permit Required. Hackberry Road goes to the ...
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This route connects Ss1050 on the east side to the Hot Well Dunes area and begins with one of the rougher This route connects Ss1050 on the east side to the Hot Well Dunes area and begins with one of the rougher sections in the network. The western portion is a rocky “rock garden” that winds around ...
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This out-and-back trail branches off Ss1051 and quickly transitions into a narrower, rockier desert track heading toward the hills. The route winds through dense desert creosote and becomes increasingly tight in areas. Expect pinstripes along the sides and light undercarriage brush contact. High-cle...
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Trail Ss1103d is a narrow, natural two-track that cuts across open desert toward the base of the mountains. The first mile travels through State Trust Land; a valid permit is required. The route is rocky and bumpy. High-clearance 2WD or 4WD is recommended due to uneven terrain and scattered rocks. D...
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Trail guide summery Trail Ss1050 Enters off Highway 70. There's a large parking and air down area right off the highway, just past the open gate cattle guard. Next, you will come to a cattle guard with a sign that says Hackberry Ranch and State Trust Land Permit Required. Hackberry Road goes to the ...
Learn more about Ss1050

This route connects Ss1050 on the east side to the Hot Well Dunes area and begins with one of the rougher This route connects Ss1050 on the east side to the Hot Well Dunes area and begins with one of the rougher sections in the network. The western portion is a rocky “rock garden” that winds around ...
Learn more about Ss1103

This out-and-back trail branches off Ss1051 and quickly transitions into a narrower, rockier desert track heading toward the hills. The route winds through dense desert creosote and becomes increasingly tight in areas. Expect pinstripes along the sides and light undercarriage brush contact. High-cle...
Learn more about Ss1051b

Trail Ss1103d is a narrow, natural two-track that cuts across open desert toward the base of the mountains. The first mile travels through State Trust Land; a valid permit is required. The route is rocky and bumpy. High-clearance 2WD or 4WD is recommended due to uneven terrain and scattered rocks. D...
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