Dirt Bike Trails
Near San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora

South Levee Road to Yuma is a wide elevated road with many washboards and several deep potholes. It follows along the Gila Aqueduct until reaching the Colorado River. The confluence is a popular river access point with open riding opportunities as well as fishing and camping. This road also passes F...
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Pilot Knob connects Pilot Knob Long Term Visitors Area with Ogilby Road. This sandy remote route is deep with loose sand to the west until meeting up with the powerline road which is better maintained and has more gravel the closer you get to Pilot Knob RV Resort. This is a short fun route that conn...
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This short 3.7-mile point-to-point trail is part of the Fortuna Block public trails. This trail system has several intersection points and the trails are named by the beginning and ending intersection points. This trail is a heavy washboarded trail and can be uncomfortable to travel with a solid axl...
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This trail starts just off Ogilby Road, just north of Highway 80, and heads toward Pasadena Mountain to the east with Imperial Dunes to the west, while Mohawk Peak in Mexico can be seen to the south, providing dramatic landmarks in multiple directions. The surface is rough, grainy sand that can be d...
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Barney Oldfield Road is a mixed surface road of gravel, sand, and rock. Most of this road runs through a wash, the sand can be deep in areas, and these spots are prone to flash floods, which do not attempt during rainy seasons. The road runs through the Bureau of Land Management property. The road h...
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This trail is a shortcut from Ogilby Road connecting to BLM 920. The surface is hard-packed sand and gravel and has been recently graded, providing excellent conditions. You'll cross various small drainage washes that are easy to maneuver but can be bumpy as you navigate these minor crossings. The t...
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Foothills Boulevard is a 6.1-mile point-to-point trail that is a dirt road extension of the paved Fortuna Foothills Boulevard. This trail is within the Barry M Goldwater Range and requires a permit to travel on. The trail does continue after the 6 miles but is off-limits to the public. This is Feder...
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I found a very old hiking path that goes up over the mountain and used that as the launch point for this ride. I was by myself, so there's not going to be much to follow besides the onX track. In any case, you can make this even more difficult or super easy to travel around the base of the mountain....
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Dunes Vista is a loose, sandy open desert driving experience with many ruts, washboards, and whoops connecting Dunes Vista dispersed campground near I-8 and Ogilby to the north. It is a narrow, fun high-speed trail with great views of the dunes to the west. Airing down low and 4wd is highly recommen...
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The A6 to A10 trail is a 13.3-mile point-to-point trail is part of the El Camino Del Diablo trail. This portion of the trail is a single-vehicle trail with heavy washboarding. This is Federal Military land, do not travel off of the approved trails. To obtain permits go to https://bmgr.recaccess.com....
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Connecting Ogilby Road to Sidewinder Road to Picacho Wash trail, this graded, sandy road stretches 2.5 vehicle widths, providing generous room for navigation. Power lines overhead provide a reliable reference throughout the journey. The route heads toward Picacho Wilderness, and Pasadena Mountain do...
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This trail is an out-and-back if you're not up for doing one of the connecting trails rated 7+. The route starts by going past an active mine and then quickly opens up to the Padre Madre Mine claim. Reports say there are multiple vertical shafts (now capped, you can see steel structures over the top...
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You're AZPT adventure begins here. This point is the main access route from Yuma to get to either the east or western section of the Arizona Peace Trail. You can use this as your starting and finishing leg of the journey. The section south of the train tracks is heavily washboarded and mostly whoope...
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El Camino Del Diablo (Stage 1) is a trail that is breathtaking in its own way. This trail has a rocky terrain;airing down is recommended but not required. (This is a good spot to air down: 32.62699, -114.37540.) The total distance of the trail is 6.29 miles. At the end of this trail is a good spot t...
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This trail is short but technical! You can come up it from Araz Wash or down from Padre Madre Mine. This trail is strewn with various size boulders, many being 1-2 feet in diameter. The highlight is a turn followed by about a 15-foot drop in elevation in a short distance. This drop has a V notch dow...
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Coming through the Muchacho Mountain on the Padre Madre Mine Trail, you will reach a fork in the road. Oh My Muchacho takes a scenic trail and turns it into a technical challenge. There is a boulder that, depending on the wheelbase, will get tippy, feeling like you are going to slide into the boulde...
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Araz Wash runs through the Cargo Muchacho Mountains. The boulders strewn along this trail make for a great challenge, offering many options, but a few of the most difficult obstacles are not optional, so you will want to be properly equipped. There are some tight spots as far as trees, so expect so...
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Departing Ogilby Road toward the high-rising Picacho Peak Wilderness mountains, this route navigates terrain lined with many small rocks and scattered vegetation, including ocotillo, desert brush, and grasses. Off-camber sections, ruts, and drops into various washes ranging in depth, all under 12 in...
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This trail is an excellent access point up into the hills and the network of trails in the area. It's a popular hiking area with dogs, so be on the lookout for furry friends running around. There are quite a few options to get into the hills, and one should use caution with some selections. They hav...
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Bart is a fun desert singletrack meandering between the base of small desert hills, side-hilling along the edge, and across the tops of the low hills. It is a narrow path on a packed, loose rock surface that is easy to follow. It crosses over little spines and dips through little washes. The trail i...
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South Levee Road to Yuma is a wide elevated road with many washboards and several deep potholes. It follows along the Gila Aqueduct until reaching the Colorado River. The confluence is a popular river access point with open riding opportunities as well as fishing and camping. This road also passes F...
Learn more about South Levee to Yuma

Pilot Knob connects Pilot Knob Long Term Visitors Area with Ogilby Road. This sandy remote route is deep with loose sand to the west until meeting up with the powerline road which is better maintained and has more gravel the closer you get to Pilot Knob RV Resort. This is a short fun route that conn...
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This short 3.7-mile point-to-point trail is part of the Fortuna Block public trails. This trail system has several intersection points and the trails are named by the beginning and ending intersection points. This trail is a heavy washboarded trail and can be uncomfortable to travel with a solid axl...
Learn more about A4 to A6 (Fortuna Block)

This trail starts just off Ogilby Road, just north of Highway 80, and heads toward Pasadena Mountain to the east with Imperial Dunes to the west, while Mohawk Peak in Mexico can be seen to the south, providing dramatic landmarks in multiple directions. The surface is rough, grainy sand that can be d...
Learn more about BLM 920

South Levee Road to Yuma is a wide elevated road with many washboards and several deep potholes. It follows along the Gila Aqueduct until reaching the Colorado River. The confluence is a popular river access point with open riding opportunities as well as fishing and camping. This road also passes F...
Learn more about South Levee to Yuma

Pilot Knob connects Pilot Knob Long Term Visitors Area with Ogilby Road. This sandy remote route is deep with loose sand to the west until meeting up with the powerline road which is better maintained and has more gravel the closer you get to Pilot Knob RV Resort. This is a short fun route that conn...
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This short 3.7-mile point-to-point trail is part of the Fortuna Block public trails. This trail system has several intersection points and the trails are named by the beginning and ending intersection points. This trail is a heavy washboarded trail and can be uncomfortable to travel with a solid axl...
Learn more about A4 to A6 (Fortuna Block)

This trail starts just off Ogilby Road, just north of Highway 80, and heads toward Pasadena Mountain to the east with Imperial Dunes to the west, while Mohawk Peak in Mexico can be seen to the south, providing dramatic landmarks in multiple directions. The surface is rough, grainy sand that can be d...
Learn more about BLM 920