Dirt Bike Trails Near Spring Valley, Arizona

The Way Out is a scenic ridgeline connector trail with curvy gravel terrain and an easygoing drive. With no obstacles along the route, it provides a smooth transition between trails. Cell service is available in…
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This narrow, one-lane dirt trail winds through rolling hills, featuring multiple wash crossings and sections of erosion. The terrain varies, with some uneven spots requiring careful navigation, but overall, the route offers a scenic and…
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BC1098 is a rugged, one-lane trail that weaves through hills with increasing difficulty as you head south. Erosion and loose rock create challenging sections, with scree-covered slopes adding to the technical nature of the route.…
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The Misled Wash Trail is a mellow trail with varying terrain. This trail drops into a sandy wash, but only for a short time. It pops back out into a tight turned section between the…
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The Ridge to Wash Trail is a narrow, one-lane connector route that descends from rolling hills into a tight, overgrown wash. Expect potential paint damage from encroaching brush, especially in the wash section where vegetation…
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This route takes you from the small town of Mayer to an intersection with the main Crown King Road. This route stretches over 10.5 miles and has nice panoramic views most of the way. You…
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This trail is a well-maintained road that goes through the rolling hills of north-central Arizona. Most of this trail is on Arizona State Land which requires a permit for recreation like camping. The trail crosses…
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BC1099 is a pretty straightforward trail with no major obstacles on it. There are some narrow and eroded, off camber sections, as well as dips and curves, but nothing that is too out of the…
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Backway to 69 is a narrow, one-lane trail that winds through multiple wash crossings and typical rugged desert terrain. Erosion and ruts are present throughout, but there are no major obstacles, making it a manageable…
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This maintained gravel road connects I-17 to the north entrance to the Crown King Road. This short 3.3-mile road has lots of boondocking sites and a big area for OHV loading and unloading. There are…
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The beginning of this trail starts as a maintained dirt road that turns to the northwest. After this maintained dirt road, it starts to get rougher and begins to gain elevation. There are a few…
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Arcosanti is a wide and easily accessible trail with no obstacles, making it a great option for a smooth ride. Scattered campsites along the route provide convenient spots to stop and enjoy the surroundings. With…
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Ranch Road features a steep wash crossing that serves as the primary obstacle along the route. The trail narrows in sections, requiring careful navigation, but a campsite along the way offers a convenient stopping point.…
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It is a winding, mellow trail with rocky terrain and mild erosion. Expect one-lane travel with occasional ditch and wash crossings that add variety to the route. There is the typical rocky and water-damaged terrain,…
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Creek to Peak Trail is a narrow and technical route that climbs steeply from the wash into rugged hills. There are many campsites of varying sizes along this route, capable of accommodating many vehicles and…
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This trail is short and takes you through the southeast foothills of Copper Mountain. The overall surface of this trail is dirt, with some rutted areas accompanied by loose rocks and small rock outcroppings. You…
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The Possibles Pasture Trail is a mellow trail that is just bumpy. A new trail, it was mapped before the masses got a chance to smooth out the terrain. There's plenty of room to camp…
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This trail earns its name with its continuous steep climb, off-camber sections, and ledges that demand full commitment--once you start, there's no easy way out. This trail is hazardous and difficult on several levels. There…
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This trail lives up to its name with sharp, steep hills that dive into dry washes. As you pass over these washes, you quickly ascend back up another mountain. This trail follows a natural gas…
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This trail starts laid back and easy, then turns rockier with a few small hills halfway through. The total distance on this trail is 7 miles and takes you through Arizona State Land at the…
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Weird Power starts as a straightforward trail with no obstacles but gradually fades into a grassy path through open pasture. The transition can make navigation tricky, especially in overgrown sections. There are no major obstacles…
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Backway to Bloody Basin is a wide and easily navigable trail with no obstacles, making for a smooth and scenic ride. It's important to note that this route stems from a neighborhood, so traffic rules…
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Rock Pasture traverses a rugged landscape of rocky pastureland with multiple camping opportunities along the route. A powerline follows portions of the trail, while a steep wash crossing with challenging entrances and exits adds to…
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This narrow, one-lane trail offers sporadic turnarounds along the route, making passing and/or turning around a breeze. This trail is pretty straightforward, with no major obstacles along this route. There are places to camp along…
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This dynamic trail delivers a mix of terrain, from open areas with campsites to rugged washes and steep sections. Frequent wash crossings and natural speed bumps keep the ride engaging, while erosion adds roughness to…
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This trail begins as a wide desert road before quickly transitioning into a more rugged experience. Frequent wash crossings feature off-camber sections with steep entrances and exits, requiring careful approach angles. The surrounding terrain is…
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3M Ranch Road is a wide, curvy trail with no obstacles, making for an easy and enjoyable drive. It provides access to other trails and has several campsites along the way for convenient stops. The…
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Bloody Basin Road is a forest road that goes through the Agua Fria National Monument and Tonto National Forest in Arizona. This road takes you by archaeological sites and petroglyphs as you wind up and…
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J-Train begins as a narrow trail with off-camber erosion before gradually widening into a more established ranch road. The shifting terrain requires careful driving early on, but the route eases up as it connects to…
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Fishy begins at a campsite loop on its North end before narrowing into a wash, where tight sections may result in paint damage from overgrown brush. Despite its constricted path, the trail remains free of…
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