Dirt Bike Trails
Near Grand Canyon, Arizona

Old 2604 Road is a side trail off of Supai Village 328 and consists of deep mud ruts and chalky, light dirt. This 5.5-mile trail is a single-lane with a few scattered primitive camping sites nearer to Supai Village 328. As is typical with the region, this trail is populated with ponderosa pines, elk...
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FR 2600 is a one-lane rough dirt road that meanders through the Ponderosa Pine forest right outside of Grand Canyon National Park. While there are some rocky sections, there are no obstacles over 12" on this trail. There are a few areas of mud ruts, but nothing an off-road vehicle can't handle. This...
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Old Road 335 is wide and rocky and long while it winds and weaves through the mixed pine of the Kaibab National Forest. There are no obstacles on this road, but there is plenty of wildlife! Signs of wild horses, deer, and elk make this area a favorite for hunters. Along this well-marked trail, you'l...
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This maintained Forest Service Road travels from 64 through a lovely Ponderosa Pine forest Westward, out onto the Coconino Plateau. It has large, primitive, pull-through campsites closer to Highway 64. After crossing the tracks from the historic Grand Canyon Railway, the road does become a little ro...
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605 Road is a mellow trail that is easily accessible. It roughly follows the power lines from the junction of 2607 Road by the playground and tennis courts. It has one mild downhill that needs attention, but after that, the chalky dust will be all that's left of your adventure. With any luck, you'll...
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Hull Cabin Road (Forest Service Road 302) is a well-graded major byway through the Kaibab National Forest, offering peaceful access to one of the region's hidden gems--Hull Cabin, the oldest surviving historic cabin near the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. This trail is ideal for any vehicle and is a...
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This is an interesting offshoot trail that encounters the Great Arizona Trail at its terminus. On this trail, you'll weave through the Ponderosa Pines of the Coconino Plateau, with evidence of elk, deer, and pronghorn antelope. There aren't any campsites along this rough single track, and while ther...
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Halfway Tank Road is a beautiful drive through the Ponderosa Pines and meadows of the Kaibab National Forest, just south of the Grand Canyon. On this trail, you'll find sporadic large pull-through primitive campsites with man-made rock fire rings. Please remember to check fire regulations in the are...
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2709 Road weaves and wanders through the Ponderosa Pines of the Coconino Plateau. While there are no obstacles on this road, you'll see evidence of elk, wild horses, and burn scars of past forest fires. This single-lane dirt road has some rocky sections, but nothing too challenging. This trail cross...
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303H is a beautiful rolling single-track trail that runs along a pasture, providing views of cattle, and grazing. As this trail rolls through a healthy forest of Ponderosa Pine trees, you might see elk, deer, and pronghorn antelope. This peaceful trail, though rock, has no obstacles, though some dee...
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The 2607 Road trail runs to the west of the Tusayan airport, so don't be surprised if your journey has a soundtrack of helicopters. This trail runs through a forest of old-growth Ponderosa pines and juniper that make up the forests near the Grand Canyon. With a few campsites closer to Tusayan, you'l...
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On its southern end, FR 2612 is fraught with tight trees, deep mud ruts, and rocky sections. But as you travel West, and then North, the views of the Coconino Plateau, and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon peek through the trees as the road becomes wider and more mellow. To the south, the peaks beyo...
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If you're looking for varying terrain on dirt singletrack, look no further than FR 2619. This trail winds its way through the mixed pine and Juniper trees that make up the Kaibab National Forest. This rugged, mud-rutted trail is only one vehicle wide, and at times the trail is overgrown and somewhat...
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306J Trail is a small, level, easy offshoot of Forest Road 306/Donaldson Tank Road. This trail gently weaves its way through the Ponderosa Pine and scrub brush to terminate at the Tusayan Airport, so if you're looking for a wide, easy path to just hang out on, picnic, and possibly see some elk, this...
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FR 306S is a wide, dirt offshoot of FR 306. Ponderosa Pines and scrub brush, along with elk and wild horses, populate the area. After a rain or snow, the ruts that make up the road may become challenging, but in the dry season, that dirt is chalky and flies through the air behind you as you sail dow...
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FR 306P is a short easy trail with no obstacles that weaves between the mixed pines and scrub brush of the Kaibab National Forest. Used for camping access, the sites have disappeared due to a fire that swept through the area in recent years. This wide dirt single track leads through the burn scar to...
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FR 606 has some large pull-through type primitive campsites on its North end that can accommodate up to large trailers. This trail consists of some mud ruts that are well used and have some off-camber spots as well as rough rock showing through. While those rocks might be challenging, there's no nee...
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Red Skinner Road is a broad, well-maintained dirt/gravel Forest Road. Similar to Boundary Old 320 Road, you'll find large primitive pull-through campsites that can house up to a 5th wheel and large travel trailers. The sites are larger the closer you get to Highway 64 and are used as hunting base c...
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This wide maintained Forest Road has large primitive campsites large enough for 5th wheel and large travel trailers near Highway64. Along hunting sites near the highway, there are burn piles near 64, so be sure to check with local land management about possible closures during your time here. You'll...
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FR 308 is a single-lane forest road that starts in the Ponderosa Pines just South of Grand Canyon National Park and heads south toward the Juniper and scrub brush of the Kaibab National Forest. On this road, you might see elk, mule deer, and wild horses, as well as cattle toward the southern end. Wh...
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Old 2604 Road is a side trail off of Supai Village 328 and consists of deep mud ruts and chalky, light dirt. This 5.5-mile trail is a single-lane with a few scattered primitive camping sites nearer to Supai Village 328. As is typical with the region, this trail is populated with ponderosa pines, elk...
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FR 2600 is a one-lane rough dirt road that meanders through the Ponderosa Pine forest right outside of Grand Canyon National Park. While there are some rocky sections, there are no obstacles over 12" on this trail. There are a few areas of mud ruts, but nothing an off-road vehicle can't handle. This...
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Old Road 335 is wide and rocky and long while it winds and weaves through the mixed pine of the Kaibab National Forest. There are no obstacles on this road, but there is plenty of wildlife! Signs of wild horses, deer, and elk make this area a favorite for hunters. Along this well-marked trail, you'l...
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This maintained Forest Service Road travels from 64 through a lovely Ponderosa Pine forest Westward, out onto the Coconino Plateau. It has large, primitive, pull-through campsites closer to Highway 64. After crossing the tracks from the historic Grand Canyon Railway, the road does become a little ro...
Learn more about Supai Village 328

Old 2604 Road is a side trail off of Supai Village 328 and consists of deep mud ruts and chalky, light dirt. This 5.5-mile trail is a single-lane with a few scattered primitive camping sites nearer to Supai Village 328. As is typical with the region, this trail is populated with ponderosa pines, elk...
Learn more about Old 2604 Road

FR 2600 is a one-lane rough dirt road that meanders through the Ponderosa Pine forest right outside of Grand Canyon National Park. While there are some rocky sections, there are no obstacles over 12" on this trail. There are a few areas of mud ruts, but nothing an off-road vehicle can't handle. This...
Learn more about FR 2600q

Old Road 335 is wide and rocky and long while it winds and weaves through the mixed pine of the Kaibab National Forest. There are no obstacles on this road, but there is plenty of wildlife! Signs of wild horses, deer, and elk make this area a favorite for hunters. Along this well-marked trail, you'l...
Learn more about Old 335 Road

This maintained Forest Service Road travels from 64 through a lovely Ponderosa Pine forest Westward, out onto the Coconino Plateau. It has large, primitive, pull-through campsites closer to Highway 64. After crossing the tracks from the historic Grand Canyon Railway, the road does become a little ro...
Learn more about Supai Village 328