Dirt Bike Trails
Near Peridot, Arizona

Pioneer Pass starts near the center of Globe, circles the south side of Pinal Peak, and ends on Forest Service Road 651 leading to Pinal Peak. Climb to Pioneer Pass at 6,000' elevation, drop into Pioneer and Bobtail Basins at 5,000' then climb back up to 6,000' on the Pinal Peak Road. An enjoyable...
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The Richmond Basin is a large area with a long history of mining for Zinc, Silver, Lead, and Gold. This Jeep trail will take you on a loop through the heart of the area. The eroded hill climbing up into the basin is usually the most difficult part of the trip and can change depending on erosion and ...
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This trail is a 12-mile loop that can be done in either direction. There is plenty of challenging terrain and sweet views. You will pass through about a half dozen gates to open and close. Trail gets tight and narrow in some spots. Long wheel base trucks will be tuff for them at some of the washed o...
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Fh1008 is a side trail off Fh1001 that runs parallel along higher terrain above the desert floor. The route travels through classic Sonoran Desert vegetation, including creosote and prickly pear. The trail is smooth, consisting of dirt and gravel, and is generally one vehicle wide. There are a few s...
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This trail begins off FH1001 and winds up a series of switchbacks along the backside of McKinney Mountain. The route quickly becomes a steep shelf road with sustained grades. As you climb, you’ll pass above McKinney Dam. Shortly after the dam, the trail drops into a wash via a steep, off-camber desc...
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Fh1028 is a primary gravel access road that connects to Fh1029 and Fh1001. It serves as the main route into the Fishhooks area, McKinney Mountain, and several other surrounding trails. This is a wide, two-lane gravel road with beamed edges and is commonly traveled. While it may appear suitable for h...
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FH1042 is an out-and-back shelf road that follows the east side of the wilderness boundary. The trail descends a hillside to a water tank, where it crosses a solid rock platform with a minor off-camber section. Nothing technical. From there, the route climbs and descends through rolling mountain ter...
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Legend says this is where Indians went to give birth because there was year-round water and "tubs" that could be used for baths. We do not know if the legend is true, but do believe the site was important to the people of the time, even if just for water. There are many petroglyphs in the area.Ju...
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FH1001 is an out-and-back trail that begins near private property and runs north toward the Fishhooks Wilderness area. Access to this trail is from FH1028. The road is primarily gravel, with a couple of washouts on the south end that can be navigated around. The landscape features classic Sonoran De...
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This Jeep trail is 50 miles, including the road up to and down from Pinal Peak and the one out to Madera Peak.This series of easy, scenic roads will take you from Pinto Mine Road on US 60 to the summit of Pinal Peak, out to Madera Peak for some nice overlooks then down into Globe. The very southwest...
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FH1029 is a loop trail on the north side of the system and begins at the end of FH1046. You can run the loop in either direction. Shortly after starting, you’ll reach a cow corral with an optional obstacle. The main line includes a rutted, off-camber section. If you prefer to bypass it, turn right j...
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Chilito Mine is an approachable yet scenic out-and-back trail near Kearny, Arizona, perfect for beginner to intermediate offroaders who want to experience dramatic elevation climbs and historic mining ruins. Spanning approximately 5.2 miles, the route ascends from an elevation of 1,973 feet to a pea...
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This Jeep trail takes you high into the Dripping Springs Mountains. Tour several mines and visit an old cabin built with a tree through the roof. Distant views of Hayden smelter and tailings piles. We do not know the history of the cabin, but it might have been associated with the New Year Mine bec...
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The trail begins off FH1052. Enter through the gate and be sure to close it behind you. Head downhill to start. The trail is lined with classic Sonoran Desert vegetation, including creosote bush, firestick trees, ocotillo, and juniper. Narrow Trail follows a wash for portions of the route, with seve...
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FH 1048 is an overgrown out-and-back trail with a packed gravel surface. It’s a gentle ridge-top-to-ridge-top drive offering stunning panoramic views. From the high points, you’ll see Emery and Geronimo, Arizona, Mount Graham to the southeast, and Cedar Mountain to the southwest. The trail is lined ...
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An easy, relaxing Jeep trail up the west side of the Dripping Spring Mountains near Kearny. Visit 3 shafts of an abandoned lead, vanadium and molybdenum mine, plus view a settling pond on top of of an overburden pile for the Ray Mine. Very short trail.The U.S. Vanadium Development Company of Phoeni...
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FH1052A begins at the end of FH1052 and climbs into the mountains, winding through a canyon with steadily changing terrain. The trail starts as a dirt and gravel road with scattered rocks and moderate hill climbs. Four-wheel drive is recommended early on and becomes necessary as the trail progresses...
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Fh1063 is a short out-and-back trail located near the start of the main route. The trail quickly drops into a wash, where you can take a small side hike in the wash through a small, narrow rock canyon. Great, beautiful canyon where you’ll be surrounded by beautiful moss-covered boulders lining the w...
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Devil's Canyon is an exceptional trail for off-roaders seeking a remote, scenic adventure through rugged canyon country with rewarding vistas. This challenging 18.9-mile point-to-point route features significant elevation changes, with over 3,960 feet of cumulative elevation gain. Running from west ...
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FH1052 begins off FH1028 and is a wide gravel and rock trail with bermed edges. The road gently climbs above a wash, crossing a cattle guard early on. The surface is rocky gravel, lined with desert creosote and scattered saguaro cactus. Views of Slaughter Mountain are visible along the way. The trai...
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Pioneer Pass starts near the center of Globe, circles the south side of Pinal Peak, and ends on Forest Service Road 651 leading to Pinal Peak. Climb to Pioneer Pass at 6,000' elevation, drop into Pioneer and Bobtail Basins at 5,000' then climb back up to 6,000' on the Pinal Peak Road. An enjoyable...
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The Richmond Basin is a large area with a long history of mining for Zinc, Silver, Lead, and Gold. This Jeep trail will take you on a loop through the heart of the area. The eroded hill climbing up into the basin is usually the most difficult part of the trip and can change depending on erosion and ...
Learn more about Richmond Basin

This trail is a 12-mile loop that can be done in either direction. There is plenty of challenging terrain and sweet views. You will pass through about a half dozen gates to open and close. Trail gets tight and narrow in some spots. Long wheel base trucks will be tuff for them at some of the washed o...
Learn more about Gerald Wash

Fh1008 is a side trail off Fh1001 that runs parallel along higher terrain above the desert floor. The route travels through classic Sonoran Desert vegetation, including creosote and prickly pear. The trail is smooth, consisting of dirt and gravel, and is generally one vehicle wide. There are a few s...
Learn more about Fh1008

Pioneer Pass starts near the center of Globe, circles the south side of Pinal Peak, and ends on Forest Service Road 651 leading to Pinal Peak. Climb to Pioneer Pass at 6,000' elevation, drop into Pioneer and Bobtail Basins at 5,000' then climb back up to 6,000' on the Pinal Peak Road. An enjoyable...
Learn more about Pioneer Pass

The Richmond Basin is a large area with a long history of mining for Zinc, Silver, Lead, and Gold. This Jeep trail will take you on a loop through the heart of the area. The eroded hill climbing up into the basin is usually the most difficult part of the trip and can change depending on erosion and ...
Learn more about Richmond Basin

This trail is a 12-mile loop that can be done in either direction. There is plenty of challenging terrain and sweet views. You will pass through about a half dozen gates to open and close. Trail gets tight and narrow in some spots. Long wheel base trucks will be tuff for them at some of the washed o...
Learn more about Gerald Wash

Fh1008 is a side trail off Fh1001 that runs parallel along higher terrain above the desert floor. The route travels through classic Sonoran Desert vegetation, including creosote and prickly pear. The trail is smooth, consisting of dirt and gravel, and is generally one vehicle wide. There are a few s...
Learn more about Fh1008