Dirt Bike Trails Near Jerome, Arizona

This is a 49-mile well-graded gravel/paved road between Jerome and Williams. It provides access to a large area, but only the southern portion of it is an interesting ride. In the very first part after…
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This 21.9-mile point-to-point trail begins at the Gold King Mine Museum and Ghost Town and circles around the Woodchute Wilderness area. The first 6.5 miles run along a maintained road giving sweeping views of the…
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Start your route to Woodchute Trail by climbing through the historic minig town of Jerome, a bustling art and tourism hub with great restaurants. Continue on 89A to the base of Woodchute Mountain at 7,860…
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The Mingus Mountain Trail is a rugged, scenic climb that winds its way up the steep mountain between Cottonwood and the summit of Mingus Mountain. It's known for being entirely a shelf road, with frequent…
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This trail will take you from Mingus to the quaint little town of Cherry. Cherry is an old still inhabited ghost town established in the 1880's. It is worth checking out, as many of the…
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Sycamore Creek Road is just over 6 miles long and provides many access points to the Verde River and Sycamore Creek. This is a maintained road with some small rocky washboarded areas. This trail can…
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The mileage for this short trail is 1.5 miles long and ends at a parking area that overlooks the Verde River. The parking area also provides access to a short hike down to the river.…
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With a name like Smasher Canyon, you have to expect it to have its challenges. This trail is not for the faint of heart as it winds through rugged terrain. Smasher is a popular rock…
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This short 1.2-mile trail follows a natural gas line down several rolling hills and washes. The trail starts off with a small uneven rut and is fairly easy until the series of downhill sections. The…
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Buckboard Road stretches just over 4 miles long and is a somewhat maintained dirt road. You start just off Sycamore Canyon Road and start to climb up the rolling hills of the Coconino National Forest.…
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Quail Spring is a short 2.5-mile road that is occasionally maintained. This road is washboarded in lots of areas and can be dusty at times. The road turns slightly to the right as you get…
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Texas Gulch starts as a wide, dirt road, gently rolling through the large power line towers. Quickly though, it becomes a rugged, single-lane two-track with erosion and washouts peppering its path. Be thankful for the…
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151 Spring Shelf is a road carved into the side of numerous hills in Prescott Valley. A shelf road, erosion hasn't claimed this trail just yet, though it is overgrown with vegetation. At pinch points,…
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The Cottonwood Loop is a 7-mile ATV trail accessed from Hayfield Draw. From the east end, it starts off of Forest Service Road 9604C at an unmarked right turn that looks like a full-width road.…
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This trail provides a wide gentle drive through the beautiful rolling pastures outside of Prescott, AZ. A mellow backway into the nearby Smiley Rock Loop, this trail is two lanes wide, gradually narrowing as you…
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This trail is a natural gas pipeline road. The first part is an easy section of rolling hills then starts to get rough and eroded when going down into the first wash. The road becomes…
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This rocky single-lane dirt road bobs and weaves through the pastures outside of Prescott. An easy drive, this road is peppered with erosion and small G-outs due to the water paths that shape this area.…
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The Power Line Climb Trail certainly lives up to its name. A single lane-wide trail that starts as a gentle rise turns into a climb from all sides that you approach. This trail is gnarled,…
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This 5.8-mile point-to-point trail takes you along a natural gas line and is the most challenging trail in the area. The first section is a twisty moderate climb from Bill Gray Road to the start…
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The Bill Gray View trail is a wide and graded gravel road that moves through the Coconino National Forest. Popular with campers, this road is well traveled by remote residents as well, so be aware…
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Measuring just shy of 5 miles, this trail takes you from the lower elevation desert to the base of the Black Hills. The first part of this trail is a dirt road with small rock…
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This trail is fairly easy for any high-clearance 4x4 vehicles. A stock Jeep or 4Runner could do this trail, as well as any SXS. There are rutted areas that can become muddy and possibly flood…
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Uncle Sam Road is a gem in the land of overgrown underbrush and paint damage. This trail is wide and beautiful, with no obstacles whatsoever. A couple of beautiful wash crossings could prove challenging during…
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This trail provides a wide gentle drive through the beautiful rolling pastures outside of Prescott, AZ. A mellow backway into the nearby Smiley Rock Loop, this trail is two lanes wide, gradually narrowing as you…
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This 6.4-mile point-to-point trail takes you from Bill Gray Road along power lines up to the start of Casner Mountain Trail. For a power line road, this trail has very scenic views of the surrounding…
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The Blue Monster Trail earns its name with a relentless climb that demands attention from start to finish--especially when run south to north. The southern end is significantly rougher, featuring a mix of off-camber hairpin…
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This hidden gem of a trail starts off wide and smooth. A short while in, it transitions to sporadic rock gardens and steep off-camber wash crossing that a shorter wheelbase and higher clearance vehicle would…
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This OHV trail clocks in right at 8 miles long and provides beautiful views of Sedona on the north end. This is a very popular trail and you are almost guaranteed to see others driving/riding.…
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This OHV trail clocks in right at 8 miles long and provides beautiful views of Sedona on the north end. This is a very popular trail and you are almost guaranteed to see others driving/riding.…
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This is a spur trail off the main Henderson Flat trail. The first portion of the trail is well maintained heading south towards the Perkinsville Railroad and a huge view of the Verde Valley and…
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