Dirt Bike Trails
Near Littletown, Arizona

Redington Pass is a very popular two-lane road with lots of dispersed camping on the western slope overlooking Tucson. This pass varies in difficulty from deep ruts and washouts with many full washes. Most of the western side can be traversed in a low clearance 2wd with caution but it's not advised....
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This route to Chiva Falls, particularly captivating during Tucson's monsoon season, leads to a stunning natural waterfall display. The trail section offers numerous technical challenges, featuring ledges and rocky inclines. The primary obstacle on this path is a steep waterfall descent, characterize...
Learn more about Three Feathers Playground

Mesa de la Osa Trail (Trail #4405) offers a rugged offroad experience for seasoned drivers looking to test their skills northeast of Tucson in the Santa Catalina Ranger District. With its remote desert terrain, rocky ascents, and seasonal wash crossings, it’s a solid pick for those seeking a moderat...
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The High Road is a great route to add to a trip out to Chiva Falls. The trail goes around the falls and crosses the creek that feeds the falls. The trail is mostly a mix of dirt and solid rock with some short climbs or drops depending on direction. It's slow going, bumpy, and rocky, and will need go...
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This route to Chiva Falls follows the main Chiva Falls Trail (Forest Road 4417), offering a scenic and more approachable way to reach the falls without tackling the notorious Three Feathers obstacle. It's a classic Sonoran desert run with big skies, rocky hills, and sandy washes. Chiva Falls is best...
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Park Tank Road (Forest Road 4424) is a scenic connector weaving between the Chiva Falls Loop and Italian Trap Trail through classic Sonoran Desert terrain. This trail is a mix of sandy stretches, rocky ledges, and shallow wash crossings, making it a great way to link routes into a longer off-road ad...
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The Total Wreck Mine Trail is perfect for off-road enthusiasts seeking an exhilarating adventure. The trail features challenging terrain with rocky, rutted, off-camber areas, and steep inclines that will test your skills and your vehicle's capabilities. You can start the trail from the Power Line Tr...
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The Powerline Road is a rugged trail that begins just off of Old Sonoita Highway and runs eastward along I-10 towards the Whetstone Mountains. The Powerline trail is popular with ATVs, dirt bikes, SxSs, and other off-road vehicles. Back-road travel can be hazardous, so be aware of weather and road c...
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Italian Trap Trail is a rugged Sonoran backcountry route climbing through scenic desert hills northeast of Tucson. This trail is known for its rocky ledges, rutted inclines, and classic Arizona ranch-gate crossings. It's a perfect mix of technical driving, remote scenery, and rolling grassland views...
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The Narrows is a nice combination of technical terrain and narrow sections;expect to get desert pinstriping. The trail features rutted sections and hill climbs through Cienega Creek. Bring plenty of water and enjoy the ride. Check the weather conditions before heading out, as rain or snow could affe...
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The trail starts out pretty narrow, but large enough for a Jeep or truck to pass one way. It starts out with a steep, off-camber drop. Drivers beware that normal 4x4 suspension can be damaged here along with side quarter panels if you take the drop too fast or at the wrong angle. Thereafter, the tra...
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This route offers amazing scenery and a more challenging alternative to Happy Valley. It used to be the main road to Happy Valley but was bypassed to make the ascent over the pass at Paige Creek smoother. Today, the trail follows the powerline to the ranches in Miller Flat and Turkey Creek, providin...
Learn more about Old Happy Valley Road FR 4406

The Turkey Creek Trail in the Coronado National Forest runs along a ridge that separates Turkey Creek and Mesquite Canyons. This part of the trail is located within the Rincon Mountain Wilderness boundary. The landscape it traverses resembles that of the Saguaro National Park, with abundant saguaros...
Learn more about Turkey Creek Springs FR 4408

This is a scenic drive through the Santa Rita Mountains that gets you up and out of the desert and into the oaks. Great views along the way! Coming from the east side of the mountains, it tops out behind the community of Greaterville and brings you back out to Highway 83. From there, you can head so...
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Nestled in Arizona's expanse, a slice of "Big Sky" country unfolds along Cienega Creek. Just 45 miles southeast of Tucson, this landscape boasts wide-open grasslands, panoramic mountain views, and meandering waters that transport you to another realm. Here, cattle still graze amidst a tapestry of pr...
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Chimney Rock is an engaging, moderately challenging desert route near Tucson ideal for seasoned offroaders, ATV riders, and SxS enthusiasts looking for a mix of technical obstacles and scenic terrain. Accessed via Redington Road, this trail features a split difficulty profile, offering an easier ent...
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Alamo Spring is a moderately challenging offroad trail in the Coronado National Forest near Tucson, offering high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles and SxSs an engaging route through the rugged Santa Catalina Mountains. Winding through the scenic desert landscape east of Tucson near Redington Pass...
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Start on East Golder Ranch Drive. Turn left through the cattle guard onto E Equestrian Trail. At a corral, you take the right at the Y and proceed onto a single-vehicle-width trail. The trail remains easy with the mountain bike trail called 50 Year Trail crisscrossing the 4x4 trail and campsites alo...
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Titan Missile Interpretive Center, Silver Bell Mine, Silverbell Cemetery, mutant saguaros, and Sasco ghost town. A fun day on easy roads. Our friend that suggested the trip said it could be done "in a lifted Prius". That is slight hyperbole, but it is quite easy. Passable by most vehicles with a ...
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This route extends from Happy Valley Road, offering a more challenging experience with uneven turns, ledges, and rocky sections on steep inclines. As you navigate, you'll encounter various obstacles that elevate the difficulty compared to Happy Valley Road. The trail culminates at a locked gate, mar...
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Redington Pass is a very popular two-lane road with lots of dispersed camping on the western slope overlooking Tucson. This pass varies in difficulty from deep ruts and washouts with many full washes. Most of the western side can be traversed in a low clearance 2wd with caution but it's not advised....
Learn more about Redington Pass

This route to Chiva Falls, particularly captivating during Tucson's monsoon season, leads to a stunning natural waterfall display. The trail section offers numerous technical challenges, featuring ledges and rocky inclines. The primary obstacle on this path is a steep waterfall descent, characterize...
Learn more about Three Feathers Playground

Mesa de la Osa Trail (Trail #4405) offers a rugged offroad experience for seasoned drivers looking to test their skills northeast of Tucson in the Santa Catalina Ranger District. With its remote desert terrain, rocky ascents, and seasonal wash crossings, it’s a solid pick for those seeking a moderat...
Learn more about Mesa De La Oso Loop

The High Road is a great route to add to a trip out to Chiva Falls. The trail goes around the falls and crosses the creek that feeds the falls. The trail is mostly a mix of dirt and solid rock with some short climbs or drops depending on direction. It's slow going, bumpy, and rocky, and will need go...
Learn more about High Road

Redington Pass is a very popular two-lane road with lots of dispersed camping on the western slope overlooking Tucson. This pass varies in difficulty from deep ruts and washouts with many full washes. Most of the western side can be traversed in a low clearance 2wd with caution but it's not advised....
Learn more about Redington Pass

This route to Chiva Falls, particularly captivating during Tucson's monsoon season, leads to a stunning natural waterfall display. The trail section offers numerous technical challenges, featuring ledges and rocky inclines. The primary obstacle on this path is a steep waterfall descent, characterize...
Learn more about Three Feathers Playground

Mesa de la Osa Trail (Trail #4405) offers a rugged offroad experience for seasoned drivers looking to test their skills northeast of Tucson in the Santa Catalina Ranger District. With its remote desert terrain, rocky ascents, and seasonal wash crossings, it’s a solid pick for those seeking a moderat...
Learn more about Mesa De La Oso Loop

The High Road is a great route to add to a trip out to Chiva Falls. The trail goes around the falls and crosses the creek that feeds the falls. The trail is mostly a mix of dirt and solid rock with some short climbs or drops depending on direction. It's slow going, bumpy, and rocky, and will need go...
Learn more about High Road