Dirt Bike Trails
Near Hayden, Arizona

This Jeep trail takes you high into the Dripping Springs Mountains. Tour several mines and visit an old cabin built with a tree through the roof. Distant views of Hayden smelter and tailings piles. We do not know the history of the cabin, but it might have been associated with the New Year Mine bec...
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Chilito Mine is an approachable yet scenic out-and-back trail near Kearny, Arizona, perfect for beginner to intermediate offroaders who want to experience dramatic elevation climbs and historic mining ruins. Spanning approximately 5.2 miles, the route ascends from an elevation of 1,973 feet to a pea...
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An easy, relaxing Jeep trail up the west side of the Dripping Spring Mountains near Kearny. Visit 3 shafts of an abandoned lead, vanadium and molybdenum mine, plus view a settling pond on top of of an overburden pile for the Ray Mine. Very short trail.The U.S. Vanadium Development Company of Phoeni...
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This GREAT TRIP is easy enough to run in either direction but will be described here beginning at the Ripsey Wash entrance. The west entrance is shorter if you are coming from that way. Ripsey Wash is a mostly sandy wash, beginning wide and then narrowing down to interesting canyons as you travel up...
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Freeman Road serves as a vital artery in the area, characterized by its wide track and well-maintained surface. This trail provides convenient access to numerous branching routes and trails across the scenic desert landscape. Travelers will encounter a variety of diverse environments along the way, ...
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M0777 is a captivating trail that branches off from the main graded Freeman access route, leading you south into the enchanting foothills on the western side of Black Mountain. As you begin your journey, you'll find a spacious dispersed campsite just off the trail, perfect for travelers equipped wit...
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M0776 is an inviting and generally wider access route that leads you back to the M0775 loop trail sections on the western side of Black Mountain. This trail traverses open-range land, so it's essential to pay attention when approaching gates--always leave them as you find them, whether open or close...
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Beginning off Barkerville Road and ending in the Cottonwood Wash, this scenic route gives drivers the choice to loop back or explore several connecting trails at the end. The trail is fairly easy overall, making it an excellent choice for beginners looking to build their off-road skills. However, a ...
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The M0775 Black Mountain West Loop is an exhilarating trail that dives deep into the picturesque foothills of Black Mountain. As an open-range route, it's important to ensure that any gates you encounter are left as you found them--either open or closed--to maintain the wishes of the local rancher's...
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Walnut Canyon is certainly one of the most scenic Jeep trails in the area. It skirts the edge of White Canyon Wilderness, and the canyons and mountains along the trail are spectacular. Much of the land approaching Walnut Canyon is owned by Asarco, owners of the Ray Mine, and other properties in Ari...
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You'll like this fun little loop that's especially nice when the river is flowing. The bulk of the trail is comprised of sandy washes, but there's a portion that's rocky and challenging along the river around South Butte. Cool things to see include an old stone cabin in ruins and a railroad trestle....
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This is an almost 2-mile-long wash trail within the desert flats off of Freeman Road, north of Oracle Junction, Arizona. It stays in the wash for the entire route, which is made of white sand, packed down from a lot of tracks, but deeper in some spots and corners. Watch for uneven ground and ruts in...
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"Good Enough For The Cows" is an aptly named trail where you'll often find evidence of bovines frequenting the area, particularly around the dry mud puddles and cholla fruit--a surprising delicacy for them! This trail offers an easy-going adventure with several open spots near the wash that are suit...
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Walnut Overlook is a short but highly challenging 0.65-mile spur trail near Florence, Arizona, designed for experienced offroaders seeking a technical climb to a scenic vantage point. Branching off from the main Walnut Canyon Trail, this route quickly tests drivers with its technical rating of 6, de...
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This dirt and rocky road will bypass the famous Carpet Hill on the Rug Road to Klondyke trail, placing you approximately one mile North of Carpet Hill. The entrance to Cowboy Miller Road is off South River Road. Please be respectful of the private land staging area and follow signage to keep the gat...
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The M0780 Trail is a mellow, one-lane route with easy driving and no obstacles. It features smooth, mild wash crossings that add a bit of character to the trail without challenging conditions. Erosion is present in some areas, but it doesn't pose a significant issue. This trail is perfect for a rela...
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Softridge Trail is a narrow, winding path that keeps drivers engaged with sections of erosion leading to off-camber stretches. Careful navigation is required, especially in tighter areas where the terrain shifts. The reward at the end is a scenic campsite, making this trail a great choice for those ...
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This is a short wash trail through the desert flats off of Freeman Road, north of Oracle Junction, Arizona. It goes through a white sandy wash for the entire route, sometimes 30 feet wide, and sometimes narrowing down between the bushes. There is really low overhead clearance in one spot when it goe...
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If you find yourself longing for more excitement after the smooth ride on East Willow Springs Drive, High Voltage Hijinks is the trail that delivers! This route offers a refreshing challenge with its deep washouts and rugged terrain, all while providing breathtaking views of the north side of the Sa...
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M0775 "The Wash" begins its journey off the main gas line road, launching you into a wide wash adorned with densely packed sand, perfect for an initial smooth ride. As you navigate this fascinating terrain, the trail twists its way upward toward the foothills. Keep your eyes peeled for those sneaky ...
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This Jeep trail takes you high into the Dripping Springs Mountains. Tour several mines and visit an old cabin built with a tree through the roof. Distant views of Hayden smelter and tailings piles. We do not know the history of the cabin, but it might have been associated with the New Year Mine bec...
Learn more about Treehouse Cabin

Chilito Mine is an approachable yet scenic out-and-back trail near Kearny, Arizona, perfect for beginner to intermediate offroaders who want to experience dramatic elevation climbs and historic mining ruins. Spanning approximately 5.2 miles, the route ascends from an elevation of 1,973 feet to a pea...
Learn more about Chilito Mine

An easy, relaxing Jeep trail up the west side of the Dripping Spring Mountains near Kearny. Visit 3 shafts of an abandoned lead, vanadium and molybdenum mine, plus view a settling pond on top of of an overburden pile for the Ray Mine. Very short trail.The U.S. Vanadium Development Company of Phoeni...
Learn more about Grey Horse Mine

This GREAT TRIP is easy enough to run in either direction but will be described here beginning at the Ripsey Wash entrance. The west entrance is shorter if you are coming from that way. Ripsey Wash is a mostly sandy wash, beginning wide and then narrowing down to interesting canyons as you travel up...
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This Jeep trail takes you high into the Dripping Springs Mountains. Tour several mines and visit an old cabin built with a tree through the roof. Distant views of Hayden smelter and tailings piles. We do not know the history of the cabin, but it might have been associated with the New Year Mine bec...
Learn more about Treehouse Cabin

Chilito Mine is an approachable yet scenic out-and-back trail near Kearny, Arizona, perfect for beginner to intermediate offroaders who want to experience dramatic elevation climbs and historic mining ruins. Spanning approximately 5.2 miles, the route ascends from an elevation of 1,973 feet to a pea...
Learn more about Chilito Mine

An easy, relaxing Jeep trail up the west side of the Dripping Spring Mountains near Kearny. Visit 3 shafts of an abandoned lead, vanadium and molybdenum mine, plus view a settling pond on top of of an overburden pile for the Ray Mine. Very short trail.The U.S. Vanadium Development Company of Phoeni...
Learn more about Grey Horse Mine

This GREAT TRIP is easy enough to run in either direction but will be described here beginning at the Ripsey Wash entrance. The west entrance is shorter if you are coming from that way. Ripsey Wash is a mostly sandy wash, beginning wide and then narrowing down to interesting canyons as you travel up...
Learn more about Ripsey PLUS