Dirt Bike Trails
Near Lake Havasu City, Arizona

This is a short ATV trail through a hard-packed sandy wash with lots of brake bumps and small rocks. It goes through a pretty barren desert landscape with creosote bushes, brittlebush, and paloverde trees, with views of the desert peaks in the distance. Watch your handlebars against the spikey bushe...
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Bison Falls is a scenic 5.2-mile offroad route near Lake Havasu, Arizona, perfect for offroaders seeking a moderate adventure with exploring opportunities and desert views. This trail starts at the northeast corner of Lake Havasu City, just past a quiet residential neighborhood, and climbs steadily ...
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This trail starts from a residential area of Lake Havasu and then wanders north along the west side of the Mohave Mountains, ending on Highway 95. The trail loosely follows a powerline. This is an enjoyable ride in and out of washes, then up and down hills. A few steep, loose hills cause the rating ...
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This is a GREAT 6-rated trail. There are steep, loose hills, off-camber situations, and several "where's the road?" pinnacles along the way. Throw in some expansive scenery as a bonus. It's probably not a good place for a brand-new Jeep. The trail is safe enough if you take the right lines, but the ...
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This is a short ATV trail through the Arizona State Trust Land east of Highway 95, north of Havasu. It goes under some powerlines, in a medium-width wash, with lots of tracks and whoops and small rocks that make it bumpy. It loops back south under the powerlines on a dirt road portion of the trail t...
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The approach to this trail from the highway is a super bumpy/rocky kidney basher, but once you get to the actual foothills, the trail gets fun. During the approach, beware of the flag thief; it is right next to the trail and has already stolen 4 flags. The main obstacle is quite difficult to surmoun...
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This is a fun trail that follows the high line poles out into the desert. If coming from Lake Havasu on the Whipple Mountain Loop Trail, you can stay straight and follow this trail down. Views are incredible, and the road is maintained by the power companies, so it's a pleasant Overlanding type of t...
Learn more about Hightower Trail

This is an unmarked dirt bike trail that parallels Highway 95 and takes you from Blankenship Road towards Havasu. It is road-width and is easy to follow the whole way, although it is not marked with width designations, so you will likely see wider vehicles on your route. Watch out for oncoming traff...
Learn more about Highway 95 Parallel Trail

This trail leaves straight off of Highway 95 and takes you through three distinct washes. Its a very popular area for ATVs, UTVs and dirt bikes, and with it being close to town, it can become crowded on weekends. There are regulations posted at the start of the trail.
Learn more about Mohave Wash

This 2-mile loop is within the Open Area of the Standard Wash OHV Area, thus there are lots of different tracks to follow and explore. It makes a loop through the washes and rolling hills, starting in a wider sandy wash. Parts of the trail are wider like the Jeep trail, and parts are narrow single t...
Learn more about Hn710

This 2-mile-long dirt bike trail starts behind a campsite off Blankenship Road, which is very busy with campers in prime season (winter). The majority of this route is a very primitive single track and is unmarked. There’s often not much of a track to follow, but you can see remains of an old trail ...
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Washboard Wash is part of the Havasu to Kingman connector trail and is best accessed from the south trailhead off State Highway 95 north of Lake Havasu City. You will need to air down if you're in a truck or SUV once you hit the gravel. It's a fun narrow trail with loose sandy gravel in the washes t...
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This is a moderate paced ride with a little bit of wash riding, rock crawling, and sightseeing to one of the most remote canyons in the Havasu area. At the end of the ride, you'll arrive at a 1920's era mine, complete with the cabin foundation and many artifacts from the time this was an active mine...
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This is a short trail that is a long way from anywhere - along the south part of Alamo Road. It can be reached from Parker via Planet Ranch to Alamo Road, and from Lake Havasu via the Alamo Road or via the trail described here. This route is described as starting in Standard Wash south of Lake Hava...
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This short dirt bike trail climbs up from a sandy wash into the rolling hills of the Standard Wash OHV Area. It follows a narrow and faint single track for 2 miles from north to south. It has some ruts, v-bottom dips into ravines, a constantly loose surface, and lots of wash crossings. It goes throu...
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This is a short but fun dirt bike trail through the Standard Wash OHV area near Lake Havasu. From the south, you can easily miss the entrance even when looking for it, as it's hidden in the bushes and unmarked. You'll likely need a GPS map to complete this trail. It goes up and over the rolling hill...
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This short trail starts in the wide and sandy Standard Wash at an intersection with a trail sign for 4362 and 4385. 4385 heads south for one mile. It starts off similar to the Standard Wash, wide and sandy. Then it narrows up with some split lines, with big boulders lining the wash, and a few more e...
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The south end of this singletrack starts across a dirt road from the singletrack Hn067 and follows the rolling desert hills in a similar fashion. It has lots of short climbs and descents over the rocky hills, including lots of sections full of loose rock, and faint sections of trail that will requir...
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This short but technical single track starts in a sandy wash within the Standard Wash Open OHV Area. The trail in general is unmarked and faint in spots, and will require some good route finding skills, and a GPS track is recommended. It starts by climbing out of the wash with a small technical clim...
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Red Line is mostly a long series of short, steep hills with enough obstacles thrown in to keep it interesting. This Standard Wash area has an uncountable number of legal Jeep trails. Red Line gives you a sampling of the region. There are numerous other named trails, including quite a few that are ...
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This is a short ATV trail through a hard-packed sandy wash with lots of brake bumps and small rocks. It goes through a pretty barren desert landscape with creosote bushes, brittlebush, and paloverde trees, with views of the desert peaks in the distance. Watch your handlebars against the spikey bushe...
Learn more about Abandoned Car Wash ATV Trail

Bison Falls is a scenic 5.2-mile offroad route near Lake Havasu, Arizona, perfect for offroaders seeking a moderate adventure with exploring opportunities and desert views. This trail starts at the northeast corner of Lake Havasu City, just past a quiet residential neighborhood, and climbs steadily ...
Learn more about Bison Falls

This trail starts from a residential area of Lake Havasu and then wanders north along the west side of the Mohave Mountains, ending on Highway 95. The trail loosely follows a powerline. This is an enjoyable ride in and out of washes, then up and down hills. A few steep, loose hills cause the rating ...
Learn more about Highline

This is a GREAT 6-rated trail. There are steep, loose hills, off-camber situations, and several "where's the road?" pinnacles along the way. Throw in some expansive scenery as a bonus. It's probably not a good place for a brand-new Jeep. The trail is safe enough if you take the right lines, but the ...
Learn more about Anniversary

Bison Falls is a scenic 5.2-mile offroad route near Lake Havasu, Arizona, perfect for offroaders seeking a moderate adventure with exploring opportunities and desert views. This trail starts at the northeast corner of Lake Havasu City, just past a quiet residential neighborhood, and climbs steadily ...
Learn more about Bison Falls

This trail starts from a residential area of Lake Havasu and then wanders north along the west side of the Mohave Mountains, ending on Highway 95. The trail loosely follows a powerline. This is an enjoyable ride in and out of washes, then up and down hills. A few steep, loose hills cause the rating ...
Learn more about Highline

This is a GREAT 6-rated trail. There are steep, loose hills, off-camber situations, and several "where's the road?" pinnacles along the way. Throw in some expansive scenery as a bonus. It's probably not a good place for a brand-new Jeep. The trail is safe enough if you take the right lines, but the ...
Learn more about Anniversary

The approach to this trail from the highway is a super bumpy/rocky kidney basher, but once you get to the actual foothills, the trail gets fun. During the approach, beware of the flag thief; it is right next to the trail and has already stolen 4 flags. The main obstacle is quite difficult to surmoun...
Learn more about Not Quite Over the Top