Dirt Bike Trails
Near Meadview, Arizona

This 5.2-mile out-and-back trail takes you to an old abandoned gold mine. You will pass through the Hualapai Wash and come up to the first of three gates on this trail. Always close all gates after passing through. At the end of this trail is an old abandoned mining site, a good place to stop for lu...
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This 6.5-mile point-to-point trail goes from the Hualapai Wash in the Lake Mead National Recreation area, over the Grand Wash Cliffs, and into Meadview. Stop at the old Golden Gate Mine at 3.1 miles into the trail. There you will find many remnants of the closed mine. The trail is passable by most 4...
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This 16.6-mile out-and-back trail takes you down the Hualapai Wash to a small cove on Lake Mead. This trail starts as a dirt trail and then quickly turns into a sandy wash. There are a few narrow sections where you must negotiate between rocks approximately 18-24 inches in height, but wide enough fo...
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Scanlon Ferry Road is an 18-mile point-to-point trail rated 4 out of 10 located within the Gold Butte National Monument and the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Scanlon Road is dying from neglect. The northern portions of the road are passable in a 2WD high-clearance vehicle, but farther south al...
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This 31.7 mile point-to-point trail takes you from Route 66 to N Pierce Ferry Road giving you access to the town of Meadview and Lake Mead National Recreation area. This is a well-maintained County Road with washboard sections. Any 2WD, AWD, or 4WD vehicle can traverse this trail with ease.
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This 37.2 mile out-and-back trail takes you to Gregg's Hideout Cove on Lake Mead. The first 9 miles of this trail is maintained county roads. Once you enter the Lake Mead Recreation Area the road is not maintained and has sections of loose gravel and washes up to 10" in depth. There is a camping are...
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This 15.3 mile point-to-point trail connects the Temple Bar area to Gregg's Hideout area of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. The trail is mostly narrow double track with several sections of loose sand and gravel which can cause 2WD vehicles to get stuck. Enjoy the scenic views of the Lake Mea...
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BLM Route 7951 is a short 3-mile point-to-point trail that is a great side trail while traveling on BLM Route 7086. Starting from the Temple Bar Back Road this trail begins with several hills as it passes from one wash to another. When passing through the multiple washes expect erosion damage up to ...
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BLM Route 7020 is a 9.9-mile point-to-point trail that follows along a set of high-voltage power lines and connects Temple Bar Road to Temple Bar Back Road. This trail was recently graded and has minimal erosion damage. The trail is passable by most stock AWD and 4WD vehicles.
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Grand Gulch Road/Azure Ridge Draw BLM 1215 is a 1.7-mile single-track road that is rated 3 of 10. It is comprised of a dirt road and sandy wash that generally runs north to south from the intersection with Grand Gulch Road. Azure Ridge Draw is located within the Million Hills Wilderness Study Area (...
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BLM Route 7947 is an 11.9-mile point-to-point trail that parallels Detrital Wash and can be used to connect to several other trails in this area. This trail has many sections of erosion damage up to 12" in depth that crosses the trail. This trail is not heavily used and there is some overgrowth that...
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This 23.5-mile point-to-point trail is an optional dirt route to gain access to the Temple Bar area within the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. The trail is mostly maintained dirt road with sections of deep sand as you pass through multiple washes. This trail is not recommended for 2WD or AWD veh...
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This 15-mile out-and-back trail ends at Bonelli Landing on Lake Mead. This road is maintained but not on a regular basis. There are open camping areas at the lake and a pit toilet. Excellent spot for a weekend getaway with ample camping area, or bring your kayak or fishing pole and enjoy the lake an...
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Snap Point BLM 1680 is a 7.2-mile out-and-back trail rated 4 of 10 located on the southern edge of the Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument. Snap Point is the official western end of the Grand Canyon North Rim. The road to Snap Point is deeply rutted and during certain parts of the year can be c...
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This 17.5-mile loop trail takes you through a petroglyph wash and passes the Old Cohenour Mine. Don't miss the petroglyphs at 3 miles into the trail (right before the loop). This trail is passable by stock 4WD vehicles. Enjoy the scenic canyon views or take a weekend and camp in one of the several b...
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Devil's Cove Road travels through Gold Butte National Monument, and is a 28-mile round trip out and back track rated 3 out of 10. The trail starts off the Gold Butte Backcountry Byway and ends in the now-dry Devil's Cove which is part of Lake Mead. The desert road runs through washes, up ridges, and...
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BLM Route 7086 is a 10.2-mile point-to-point that connects Temple Bar Road to Temple Bar Back Road. As you travel this trail you will pass Mojave Peak, a very noticeable land feature in the area. The majority of the trail is an unmaintained dirt road. There are a few sections of erosion damage up to...
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Pakoon Spring is a 4.3-mile point-to-point county road within the Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument. To reach the Pakoon Springs trailhead head you will need to travel approximately. 4 miles north on the Grand Mulch Mine and Staircase trail. This trail is a maintained county road and is passa...
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BLM Route 7090 is a 7.1-mile point-to-point trail that connects Highway 93 to Temple Bar Back Road. There is a gate at the HWY 93 end of this trail, always close gates after passing through. There is no crossover at the entrance of this trail and it is only accessible to Northbound traffic on Highwa...
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Pope Mine Loop is a 25.5-mile loop trail that passes through the Black Mountain Range. There is plenty to explore along this trail, with multiple abandoned mines and narrow slot canyons to hike. (Be cautious, as some vertical shaft mines are not fenced or filled in). At the turnaround point, take so...
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This 5.2-mile out-and-back trail takes you to an old abandoned gold mine. You will pass through the Hualapai Wash and come up to the first of three gates on this trail. Always close all gates after passing through. At the end of this trail is an old abandoned mining site, a good place to stop for lu...
Learn more about Golden Mile Trail

This 6.5-mile point-to-point trail goes from the Hualapai Wash in the Lake Mead National Recreation area, over the Grand Wash Cliffs, and into Meadview. Stop at the old Golden Gate Mine at 3.1 miles into the trail. There you will find many remnants of the closed mine. The trail is passable by most 4...
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This 16.6-mile out-and-back trail takes you down the Hualapai Wash to a small cove on Lake Mead. This trail starts as a dirt trail and then quickly turns into a sandy wash. There are a few narrow sections where you must negotiate between rocks approximately 18-24 inches in height, but wide enough fo...
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Scanlon Ferry Road is an 18-mile point-to-point trail rated 4 out of 10 located within the Gold Butte National Monument and the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Scanlon Road is dying from neglect. The northern portions of the road are passable in a 2WD high-clearance vehicle, but farther south al...
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This 5.2-mile out-and-back trail takes you to an old abandoned gold mine. You will pass through the Hualapai Wash and come up to the first of three gates on this trail. Always close all gates after passing through. At the end of this trail is an old abandoned mining site, a good place to stop for lu...
Learn more about Golden Mile Trail

This 6.5-mile point-to-point trail goes from the Hualapai Wash in the Lake Mead National Recreation area, over the Grand Wash Cliffs, and into Meadview. Stop at the old Golden Gate Mine at 3.1 miles into the trail. There you will find many remnants of the closed mine. The trail is passable by most 4...
Learn more about Golden Gate Mine Trail

This 16.6-mile out-and-back trail takes you down the Hualapai Wash to a small cove on Lake Mead. This trail starts as a dirt trail and then quickly turns into a sandy wash. There are a few narrow sections where you must negotiate between rocks approximately 18-24 inches in height, but wide enough fo...
Learn more about Hualapai Wash Trail

Scanlon Ferry Road is an 18-mile point-to-point trail rated 4 out of 10 located within the Gold Butte National Monument and the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Scanlon Road is dying from neglect. The northern portions of the road are passable in a 2WD high-clearance vehicle, but farther south al...
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