Dirt Bike Trails
Near Mountainaire, Arizona

This trail is not suited for low-clearance vehicles. This road is rough and has a few small sections of rocks to crawl. It is a bumpy, slow-moving trail and it will get extremely muddy when wet. The road has spotty cell phone service in sections. This road is not winter-maintained.
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This trail connects the Howard Trail system to I-17. This route is right off I-17, however, it is seasonal and the gate could be closed and locked. The trail is typically closed in the wintertime when snow may be present on the trail system. This is to help preserve this amazing trail with its aston...
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Ward is a 6.3-mile long single track in the Coconino National Forest south of Flagstaff, Arizona, in the Kelly Motorized Trail System. Most of the trail is made up of many rocky sections, with big boulders embedded in the trail and big loose rocks to watch out for. The rocks are like huge loose bowl...
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Howard's Spur is an easy trail designated for vehicles 62 inches wide or less. This trail is farther north from the bulk of the 62-inch trails in the Munds Park OHV System but can be connected to by the many Jeep roads in the area and made into a loop with Howard's Trail. This one is easier than so...
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Seminary is a long 11-mile single-track trail in the Kelly Motorized Trail System that is very rocky the entire way. It is full of big embedded boulders and loose rocks as it tightly curves under the pine trees. The south end starts at a parking area off Kelly Canyon Road, and it heads north all the...
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Airport Trail is a long single-track trail in the Coconino National Forest south of Flagstaff, Arizona, in the Kelly Motorized Trail System. This one is about a 17-mile loop, with lots of tight twisty turns, and full of rocks. There is a trailhead on the north end at the start of Mary's Dinner, and ...
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Airport Connector is a 0.7-mile short connector trail in the middle of the Airport Trail loop that connects the north and south halves of the loop. It's an easy trail that is a good way to shortcut your ride if you don't want to ride all 17 miles of the Airport Trail. Taking the Airport Connector cu...
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Jump is an easy single track in the Kelly Motorized Trail System that has fewer rocks than some of the surrounding single tracks, making it one of the easier ones in the area. It's mostly flat and curvy as it winds beneath the tall pine trees in this dry pine forest. There are a couple of tighter tr...
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Rock Rut is a short trail, 0.7 miles, that is made up of about 15 switchbacks. The switchbacks aren't too steep, but they are full of rocks. The beginning of the trail near the intersection with Ward is less rocky, easier, and smoother. There is one big log down near the top as well. It gets rockier...
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Interstate is a long 11-mile trail between Rock Rut and Frog Tank Loop. It has some sections of smooth dirt but is mostly a very rocky trail. There are lots of downed logs on the northern half as well. Most of the logs are small and rideable, or partially cut. Throughout the trail, you'll face inter...
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This is a fun route with very little other traffic. Use caution when going down the trail, as most of the other trails such as Howard Trail could be "closed" with no signs posted to advise as such. This could result in all the other exit gates being closed and locked and having to backtrack.
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Mary's Dinner is a 2-mile single-track offshoot from the Airport Trail that goes through a technical rock garden. It starts at the Fay Ridge Trailhead and is a completely optional trail since it spurs off of Airport in a lollipop shape and returns to the same spot. There is a small section of rocks ...
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Big Bear is a 0.7-mile trail in the Kelly Motorized Trail System with over 10 switchbacks. This trail gets less ridden because it's a spur off of Interstate that doesn't really go anywhere. It's pretty flat, only gaining 125 feet of elevation even with all the switchbacks. The switchbacks are pretty...
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Howard is a 62-inch designated trail in the Kelly Canyon Motorized Trail System and prohibits full-width vehicles. Most of the trail goes through a dry forest of pines and oaks, on a wide trail with a mix of smooth sections and rocky sections. There is a small section of trail east of Forest Service...
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This is a fun little route to Pumphouse Wash. There is an area about halfway in, off to the north, that is a pit and is frequently used for shooting--use caution in the area. There are a few down trees with a trail around them that can be a tight fit for full-size trucks. There's also frequent dirt ...
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00132d Road offers an easy and scenic 2.8-mile offroad drive through the pine-forested terrain south of Flagstaff near Priest Draw, making it ideal for beginners and scenic cruisers alike. Situated at an elevation between 6,890 and 7,010 feet, this simple dirt route features unique sections of brigh...
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This longer trail is a very chill and enjoyable drive. You will travel through the ponderosa pines of the Coconino National Forest. The forest will give way to a handful of meadows of grass that might hold antelope if you are lucky. There is camping along this trail but sites are more on the souther...
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00237 Road, also known as Forest Road 237, is a scenic and moderately challenging route south of Flagstaff that connects Interstate 17 near Kachina Village to Highway 89A near Fry Park. Ideal for stock SUVs, SxSs, and high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles, this trail provides an enjoyable backcou...
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This is a short road that connects Crimson Road to FR 132. However, the last section that connects it is private access only. There is no public easement, so you must have permission from the home owner to crossover from Crimson Road to FS 132.
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This trail clocks in at 3.4 miles long and provides access to the southwest side of Lower Lake Mary. The trail is a maintained dirt road that has some small rocky sections on the southern portion. Camping is only allowed on the first mile of the northwestern part of this road. In this area, there ar...
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This trail is not suited for low-clearance vehicles. This road is rough and has a few small sections of rocks to crawl. It is a bumpy, slow-moving trail and it will get extremely muddy when wet. The road has spotty cell phone service in sections. This road is not winter-maintained.
Learn more about Howard Trail #245

This trail connects the Howard Trail system to I-17. This route is right off I-17, however, it is seasonal and the gate could be closed and locked. The trail is typically closed in the wintertime when snow may be present on the trail system. This is to help preserve this amazing trail with its aston...
Learn more about I-17 to Howard Trail

Howard's Spur is an easy trail designated for vehicles 62 inches wide or less. This trail is farther north from the bulk of the 62-inch trails in the Munds Park OHV System but can be connected to by the many Jeep roads in the area and made into a loop with Howard's Trail. This one is easier than so...
Learn more about Howard's Spur

This is a fun route with very little other traffic. Use caution when going down the trail, as most of the other trails such as Howard Trail could be "closed" with no signs posted to advise as such. This could result in all the other exit gates being closed and locked and having to backtrack.
Learn more about FR 9419U to Howard Trail

This trail is not suited for low-clearance vehicles. This road is rough and has a few small sections of rocks to crawl. It is a bumpy, slow-moving trail and it will get extremely muddy when wet. The road has spotty cell phone service in sections. This road is not winter-maintained.
Learn more about Howard Trail #245

This trail connects the Howard Trail system to I-17. This route is right off I-17, however, it is seasonal and the gate could be closed and locked. The trail is typically closed in the wintertime when snow may be present on the trail system. This is to help preserve this amazing trail with its aston...
Learn more about I-17 to Howard Trail

Howard's Spur is an easy trail designated for vehicles 62 inches wide or less. This trail is farther north from the bulk of the 62-inch trails in the Munds Park OHV System but can be connected to by the many Jeep roads in the area and made into a loop with Howard's Trail. This one is easier than so...
Learn more about Howard's Spur

This is a fun route with very little other traffic. Use caution when going down the trail, as most of the other trails such as Howard Trail could be "closed" with no signs posted to advise as such. This could result in all the other exit gates being closed and locked and having to backtrack.
Learn more about FR 9419U to Howard Trail