Dirt Bike Trails
Near Gold Canyon, Arizona

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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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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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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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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A scenic Jeep trail from the Queen Valley golf course to the Woodbury trailhead on Montana Mountain. The trail starts on the edge of the golf course in Queen Valley. Be wary of errant balls. It continues past a few hints of civilization until turning into a Jeep trail headed for Hardt Tank Hill. Thi...
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This is a beautiful trail in close proximity to Phoenix. It starts in an amazing canyon and eventually climbs up to 5,000 feet, where you'll get breathtaking desert and mountain views. ATVs and UTVs can use Hewitt Station Road to complete a loop. There are some great camping spots along the way.
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This bypass branches directly off the popular Montana Mountain Loop, providing a scenic and engaging connector route to the backside of Queen Valley within the Tonto National Forest. This trail is an exceptional training ground for novice off-roaders looking to advance their technical driving skills...
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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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FDR 1900, also known as FS MT1900, is a thrilling rocky trail that weaves dynamically in and out of sandy washes, creating an adventurous off-road experience. As you navigate this trail, you'll encounter narrow bushes and trees, including Creosote and Palo Verde, which can potentially cause paint da...
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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 is a beautiful trail in close proximity to Phoenix. It starts in an amazing canyon and eventually climbs up to 5,000 feet where you'll get breathtaking desert and mountain views. ATVs and UTVs can use Hewitt Station Road to complete a loop. There are some great camping spots along the way.
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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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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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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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Nw2230 is located to the East of AZ State Route 79 and North of the Box Canyon trail. Coming from Box Canyon, it is a little difficult to find at first because of the dirt bike play area. The trail is a mix of single track and wash. Not suitable for full-size vehicles. Pinstriping is imminent and lo...
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This trail follows the difficult wash known as Upper Woodpecker. At the eastern end of the wash, the trail climbs up a narrow winding trail to join Ajax Mine Road. The wash is very difficult. Lockers and 33 inch or larger tires are recommended. The trail following the wash is intermediate and does n...
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Nw2014 is located to the East of Arizona State Route 79 and South of the Box Canyon trail. It connects Box Canyon to the main North/South Nw2006 trail. The trail consists of dirt, small loose rocks, and minor ruts. Full-size vehicles are susceptible to pinstriping. One bar of Verizon LTE service was...
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Nw2233 is located to the East of Arizona State Route 79 and South of the Box Canyon trail. This side trail connects Nw2006 to Nw2014 and consists of dirt and small rocks. It is a single track with places to pass. Pinstriping is possible for full-size vehicles. One bar of Verizon LTE service was avai...
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Nw2006a is located to the East of Arizona State Route 79 and South of the Box Canyon trail. This is a side trail to the main North/South Nw2006 trail. The trail consists of dirt and small rocks. It is wide and suitable for full-size vehicles. One bar of Verizon LTE service was available.
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This trail consists of dirt and rock. It is on the BLM side and borders Arizona State Trust Land. It connects the main East and West arteries to a small wash. When guided, travelling West in the wash will bring you to an open gate to Arizoa State Trust Land. Note: Arizona State Trust Land requires a...
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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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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...
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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

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

A scenic Jeep trail from the Queen Valley golf course to the Woodbury trailhead on Montana Mountain. The trail starts on the edge of the golf course in Queen Valley. Be wary of errant balls. It continues past a few hints of civilization until turning into a Jeep trail headed for Hardt Tank Hill. Thi...
Learn more about Millsite Canyon