Dirt Bike Trails
Near Mesquite Creek, Arizona

This trail is mostly decomposed granite, with several washes which are dry most of the year. The majority of the trail is one vehicle length wide. Best in the spring for the wildflowers. Many sharp rocks, a risk for a flat tire. This has many trail spurs for you to discover. Avoid the summer, it ge...
Learn more about Joy Lane to Rock Quarry Part 1

This trail begins from a turn-off of the Mojave & Milton Historic Railroad Trail. The trail follows parts of the old Milltown Rail Line. All that remains of the old rail line are dirt berms and long stretches where the old tracks have been removed. There is a hiking trail that follows the old railro...
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This out-and-back trail crosses the AZPT trail and connects to a network of trails, allowing for different loop trail options. It is one of the easier trails to access from the town of Fort Mojave, just south of Bullhead City. Take Camp Mojave Road to the end of the neighborhood, and the trail begin...
Learn more about Camp Mojave to Linda Mine

This trail runs to the historic Middletown Railroad site from the Arizona Peace Trail. The historic Milltown Railroad site is about halfway along the trail between the AZPT and the town of Mojave Valley. There is a very narrow offshoot down to the historic site where some brick structures are still ...
Learn more about Mojave & Milton Historic Railroad

This trail out to the Linda Mine and Memorial can be run as an out-and-back or it can be connected to other trails at the mine to create a loop. Starting this trail from the AZPT trail, things quickly turn into a sandy wash. The gravelly sand wash makes up at least half of this trail. It is quite lo...
Learn more about AZ Peace Trail to Linda Mine and Memorial

This trail begins in town on the edge of a neighborhood and connects to the AZPT trail. It picks up off of East Sterling Road in a turn and heads out into the desert. The beginning of this trail is bumpy from heavy SXS use, and there are signs of target shooting. Closer to town, quite a bit of trash...
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This is a fun, slightly more challenging cutover trail that connects the Bypass AZPT Bullhead to the Oatman Medium trail to the Joe Lane Quarry Part Two trail. This is a tighter, twisty trail that runs through some washes and up along a few ridgelines. There are lots of back-and-forth turns that are...
Learn more about Nacho's Bar Cutover Tight Squeeze

This is a cutover trail that links the Linda Mine to the Quarry on the Bypass AZPT Bullhead to Oatman Medium trail. This is a slightly more challenging route with loose hill climbs and some sandy washes. This trail is not advised for full-size and longer-wheelbase vehicles. Some transitions into and...
Learn more about Oatman Quarry AZ Peace Trail to Linda Mine Cutover

This out-and-back trail connects the Linda Mine and Memorial to a neat dispersed campsite with a view over Bullhead City. The trail is technical and close to the mine. It has a couple of steep hill climbs and descents with loose rocks. There is one descent into a narrow canyon. This trail is best fo...
Learn more about X Marks the Spot from Linda Mine

This trail is mostly decomposed granite, with several washes which are dry most of the year. The majority of the trail is one vehicle length wide. Best in the spring for the wildflowers. Many sharp rocks, a risk for a flat tire. This has many trail spurs for you to discover. Avoid the summer, it ge...
Learn more about Joy Lane to Quarry Part 2

This is the western section of the Wheeler Wagon Trail running between the town of Fort Mojave and the AZPT Segment Lake Havasu to Kingman. The trail heads along a ridgeline in between two canyons. This trail is primarily narrow dirt and rock. It's not complicated, but many larger boulder rocks are ...
Learn more about Wheeler Wagon Trail West

This trail is a spur section of the AZPT trail. One end of the trail has access from Highway 10, close to the town of Oatman. This trail is rocky and bumpy. None of the rocks are difficult obstacles. Navigating the trail requires good tire placement and possibly airing down your tires a bit for comf...
Learn more about South Spur Loop to Oatman

McHeffy Wash is an out-and-back wash trail that leads to the edge of the Warm Springs Wilderness, gaining its name from the McHeffy Butte that it parallels to the south. The distance is 3.5 miles to the end of the trail;7 miles roundtrip. The trail begins as a large wash right off of Oatman Highway ...
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Rocky Road receives its name from the high volume of loose rocks throughout the trail. It is a 2-mile trail one way with the option of connecting to the Wilderness Edge trail for an easier ride out. The trail begins off of Oatman Highway (10) as an unassuming two-track, but soon enough the rocks wil...
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Wilderness Edge is an out-and-back wash trail that dead-ends at the very edge of the Warm Springs Wilderness. The distance is 3 miles to the end of the trail; 6 miles roundtrip. The route begins from off of McHeffy Wash trail. The terrain of the route is classic to that of any wash--loose sand/grave...
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This is an out-and-back loop trail that leads you to the Green Quartz Mine. Despite its name, this underground mining operation wasn't seeking quartz at all, but rather gold and silver. This route is on public BLM land but there are a few off-shoot trails that cross into private property. There are ...
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Get ready for a mine-sweeping adventure with the Black Range Mine trail! What begins on public BLM land crosses private property lines but is fortunately open to public access (at the time of mapping). So far there are no gates or signs that deter access--please respect the area and the old mines so...
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This is a short loop trail out to the old Alycone Mine. The mine is at the middlemost point of the trail. The Alycone Mine is located on a hillside and is visible from the trail. There is access to turn off the main route and drive up to the mine. At the top is an open flat area that 3 or 4 vehicles...
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Miner's Traverse is a four-mile point-to-point, two-track trail that traverses the hill-drenched landscape, beginning/ending at Silver Creek Road (10) and Oatman Road (Highway 153). Traveling west to east, the trail initially begins easy and mellow for the first two miles or so. Then the hills begin...
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Lone Mine Trail doesn't lead to just one mine, but actually two abandoned mine shafts only a few feet apart. The route is a short one-mile out; two miles round-trip. The trail begins as an easy two-track heading south. As you begin going downhill, you'll encounter some large rocks scattered on the t...
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This trail is mostly decomposed granite, with several washes which are dry most of the year. The majority of the trail is one vehicle length wide. Best in the spring for the wildflowers. Many sharp rocks, a risk for a flat tire. This has many trail spurs for you to discover. Avoid the summer, it ge...
Learn more about Joy Lane to Rock Quarry Part 1

This trail begins from a turn-off of the Mojave & Milton Historic Railroad Trail. The trail follows parts of the old Milltown Rail Line. All that remains of the old rail line are dirt berms and long stretches where the old tracks have been removed. There is a hiking trail that follows the old railro...
Learn more about Milltown Old Rail Line Trail

This out-and-back trail crosses the AZPT trail and connects to a network of trails, allowing for different loop trail options. It is one of the easier trails to access from the town of Fort Mojave, just south of Bullhead City. Take Camp Mojave Road to the end of the neighborhood, and the trail begin...
Learn more about Camp Mojave to Linda Mine

This trail runs to the historic Middletown Railroad site from the Arizona Peace Trail. The historic Milltown Railroad site is about halfway along the trail between the AZPT and the town of Mojave Valley. There is a very narrow offshoot down to the historic site where some brick structures are still ...
Learn more about Mojave & Milton Historic Railroad

This trail is mostly decomposed granite, with several washes which are dry most of the year. The majority of the trail is one vehicle length wide. Best in the spring for the wildflowers. Many sharp rocks, a risk for a flat tire. This has many trail spurs for you to discover. Avoid the summer, it ge...
Learn more about Joy Lane to Rock Quarry Part 1

This trail begins from a turn-off of the Mojave & Milton Historic Railroad Trail. The trail follows parts of the old Milltown Rail Line. All that remains of the old rail line are dirt berms and long stretches where the old tracks have been removed. There is a hiking trail that follows the old railro...
Learn more about Milltown Old Rail Line Trail

This out-and-back trail crosses the AZPT trail and connects to a network of trails, allowing for different loop trail options. It is one of the easier trails to access from the town of Fort Mojave, just south of Bullhead City. Take Camp Mojave Road to the end of the neighborhood, and the trail begin...
Learn more about Camp Mojave to Linda Mine

This trail runs to the historic Middletown Railroad site from the Arizona Peace Trail. The historic Milltown Railroad site is about halfway along the trail between the AZPT and the town of Mojave Valley. There is a very narrow offshoot down to the historic site where some brick structures are still ...
Learn more about Mojave & Milton Historic Railroad