Dirt Bike Trails
Near Roosevelt, Arizona

The trail turns south off Highway 188 near Roosevelt Lake. This route is a smooth and wide road that leads to a ranch at the end. Please be aware of animals. There are signs up towards the end of the trail stating no camping due to a watering hole nearby. When looking south, you do get great views o...
Learn more about FS 83

FS 1738 is a fun little trail with a few washouts that leads to a network of other trails. The majority of this trail goes in and out of a wash that is full of cattle, so be very aware of your speed. This trail will change with rain as the sides of the wash get washed out. When turning off Highway 1...
Learn more about FS 1738

This road connects Forest Service Road 83 to a network of other trails that are a little more difficult. There are some gates you will have to go through, and since this is near a working ranch, be sure to close them after going through. You will get pin striping on this trail as it is narrow with a...
Learn more about FS 1457

This trail boasts a crested saguaro and great views from a ridge high above Apache and Roosevelt Lakes. It's a fun trail at the north end of Apache Trail GP. This trail starts from Apache Trail near Apache Lake, climbs nearly 2,000 feet, and runs along Two Bar Ridge in the Superstition Mountains. It...
Learn more about Two Bar Ridge

This trail starts as an easy, relatively flat track through low desert scrub heading toward Roosevelt Lake. The surface is rocky and bumpy but not overly technical, with a few dispersed camp spots along the way. As you continue, you’ll get fantastic views of the lake and surrounding mountains. The t...
Learn more about Armer Gulch - FS 663

This trail begins as an easy, wider road, but after passing an old ranch and a section of private property, it quickly narrows and becomes much rockier. Several washouts force you into off-camber positions, requiring careful tire placement. The crux of the trail is a steep switchback descent into a ...
Learn more about FS 97

This trail begins by following along Connor Wash on a rocky but relatively wide road lined with desert vegetation. The route stays mostly level at first, with a few small dips in and out of sandy washes. As you continue, the trail gradually climbs up onto a ridge, offering scenic views of Angel Wing...
Learn more about Connor Wash - FS 110

This two-track branches off Connor Wash and climbs up onto the ridge with a moderately rocky ascent out of the wash. Along the climb, a few washouts create mild off-camber sections, but nothing overly difficult. The road transitions into a wider shelf road as you gain elevation, offering beautiful v...
Learn more about FS 241

This easy two-track starts out crossing flat desert terrain on the mesa, gradually winding back toward the mountains. There are several excellent, flat camp spots along the route with wide open 360-degree views, especially looking north and east toward the Sierra Anchas and the Salome Wilderness. As...
Learn more about Connor Canyon - FS 97C

This trail starts out as a fairly easy track, though tight vegetation quickly lines the corridor. Within the first 0.1 miles, look for an old stone building on the right. As you head north, you’ll be treated to beautiful views of the canyons ahead, including a stunning section where the trail skirts...
Learn more about Parker Creek - FS 243/3294

This trail starts as a faint two-track heading back into the canyon beneath Half Moon Ridge. The first stretch offers a few flat camping spots with established fire rings before the road becomes rocky and bumpy. It eventually drops into a sandy wash lined with palo verde, creating frequent pinch poi...
Learn more about FS 266

This rocky and bumpy trail offers dispersed camping options scattered all along the route, making it easy to find a scenic spot to settle in. Tight brush crowds both sides of the road, so expect some classic Arizona pinstriping as you make your way through. Along the drive, you’ll be treated to beau...
Learn more about FS 1430

This tight trail descends gradually toward the edge of the lake, with a few dips in and out of washes along the way. The route is mostly straightforward but consistently rocky and bumpy, making high clearance necessary. Dense, tight vegetation lines the trail and will almost certainly result in some...
Learn more about FS 1730

This trail is a mix of rocky and sandy two-track that passes through a small wash early on, with very little elevation change along the route. A few good dispersed camping spots are scattered along the trail, and you’ll have great views of Aztec Peak and the Angel Wings rock formation high on the ri...
Learn more about FS 1494

This trail begins as a wide, open dirt road heading toward Roosevelt Lake, with several excellent camp spots along the way that can easily accommodate larger groups of 6 to 8 rigs. The road stays relatively wide and easy for most of the route, though a few washouts create mild off-camber sections. A...
Learn more about FS 227

This tight, overgrown trail winds through dense vegetation that narrows the corridor and will likely cause some pinstriping. The road is consistently bumpy with scattered rocks and washouts, making high clearance necessary. A few dispersed camp spots are dotted along the route as it gradually descen...
Learn more about FS 273

This rocky two-track begins by passing through an old ranch area before continuing into a dense saguaro forest. The trail features some tight sections from vegetation, washouts, and follows what is essentially a very mild shelf road along the side of the mountain. While the exposure is limited due t...
Learn more about FS 45

The historic Apache Trail, also known as Highway 88, now reopened after years of closure due to rockslides, is a must-drive route rich in Arizona history and stunning desert scenery. Over 100 years old, this scenic byway offers a more direct and visually rewarding path to Apache Lake, bypassing the ...
Learn more about Apache Trail

The trail begins with a winding climb along the side of a hill, featuring frequent dips, curves, and short but steep ditches formed by washouts. Vehicles with longer wheelbases may find the frequent dips and short, steep washouts more challenging. The route eventually weaves its way down to a cracke...
Learn more about FS 660

This trail climbs up onto Thompson Mesa before descending into a canyon towards Boyer Cabin via a narrow shelf road. The descent is rocky and rough, with several washouts and rolling dips that require careful tire placement and good ground clearance. As you approach the cabin, the trail tightens sig...
Learn more about Boyer Cabin - FS 895A

The trail turns south off Highway 188 near Roosevelt Lake. This route is a smooth and wide road that leads to a ranch at the end. Please be aware of animals. There are signs up towards the end of the trail stating no camping due to a watering hole nearby. When looking south, you do get great views o...
Learn more about FS 83

FS 1738 is a fun little trail with a few washouts that leads to a network of other trails. The majority of this trail goes in and out of a wash that is full of cattle, so be very aware of your speed. This trail will change with rain as the sides of the wash get washed out. When turning off Highway 1...
Learn more about FS 1738

This road connects Forest Service Road 83 to a network of other trails that are a little more difficult. There are some gates you will have to go through, and since this is near a working ranch, be sure to close them after going through. You will get pin striping on this trail as it is narrow with a...
Learn more about FS 1457

This trail boasts a crested saguaro and great views from a ridge high above Apache and Roosevelt Lakes. It's a fun trail at the north end of Apache Trail GP. This trail starts from Apache Trail near Apache Lake, climbs nearly 2,000 feet, and runs along Two Bar Ridge in the Superstition Mountains. It...
Learn more about Two Bar Ridge

The trail turns south off Highway 188 near Roosevelt Lake. This route is a smooth and wide road that leads to a ranch at the end. Please be aware of animals. There are signs up towards the end of the trail stating no camping due to a watering hole nearby. When looking south, you do get great views o...
Learn more about FS 83

FS 1738 is a fun little trail with a few washouts that leads to a network of other trails. The majority of this trail goes in and out of a wash that is full of cattle, so be very aware of your speed. This trail will change with rain as the sides of the wash get washed out. When turning off Highway 1...
Learn more about FS 1738

This road connects Forest Service Road 83 to a network of other trails that are a little more difficult. There are some gates you will have to go through, and since this is near a working ranch, be sure to close them after going through. You will get pin striping on this trail as it is narrow with a...
Learn more about FS 1457

This trail boasts a crested saguaro and great views from a ridge high above Apache and Roosevelt Lakes. It's a fun trail at the north end of Apache Trail GP. This trail starts from Apache Trail near Apache Lake, climbs nearly 2,000 feet, and runs along Two Bar Ridge in the Superstition Mountains. It...
Learn more about Two Bar Ridge