Dirt Bike Trails
Near Strawberry, Arizona

This trail is quite rutted. Evidence of large machinery recently grading the trail was apparent, and lots of rocks lined each side of the trail. This area can get pretty muddy in spring and after a good rainstorm. A few large open spaces could be nice dispersed campsites, but keep in mind you might ...
Learn more about 504 to Pole Line

This dirt trail connects the small mountain towns of Pine and Strawberry. It starts smoothly from Pine but is a series of switchbacks gaining some elevation. There is a popular hiking trail a quarter mile in and some stunning views at the top of the switchbacks overlooking the valley. The trail cont...
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This trail starts with a large mud puddle right at the entrance that can become treacherous after recent rain or snow, though there is usually a drive-around. Beyond that, it’s mostly a dirt road with scattered fist-sized rocks and a few dispersed camp spots along the way. The route offers beautiful...
Learn more about FS 9365R

Stay left after crossing the cattle guard and head toward the big open meadow as this forest road begins. The trail is mostly easy dirt with a few washouts and scattered rocks that make for a slightly bumpy drive as it winds through the trees. It eventually opens up out of the forest onto a grassy m...
Learn more about FS 9384D

This trail serves as an entry point from the highway into a network of connecting roads leading up to the rim. The route is mostly an easy dirt two-track winding through a peaceful forest, with a few exposed rocks, ruts, and occasional off-camber washouts to keep things interesting. There are a hand...
Learn more about FS 9367R

This trail connects Highway 87 with Highway 260. Starting from the south side of this trail, the first half mile is where all of the more difficult rocks will be. All are 5 inches and under in height. This trail has a few downed trees and larger rocks on the sides of the trail. Getting around the do...
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This road connects 607A and 608 and features a rutted, uneven surface as it gradually climbs in elevation. While generally passable for most high-clearance vehicles, the terrain can be rough in spots. There are several great camp spots along the route with beautiful views over the rim. Expect dips i...
Learn more about FS 9381E

This service road connects to a small network of trails along the rim and is generally easy, though consistently rough. The surface is rutted and rocky, creating a bumpy ride with occasional off-camber sections from washouts. There are many dispersed camp spots throughout the forest, making it a gre...
Learn more about Rock Wall Trail - FS 608

This generally easy dirt trail leads to the Twin Buttes hiking trailhead. There is a pull-out parking area that can accommodate about five cars. This area is open range, and the trail passes next to a couple of cattle watering sites; keep your eye out for livestock. The trail goes up and down a few ...
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This trail starts by dropping down an embankment through the forest before leveling out and winding its way toward the edge of the Mogollon Rim. It then begins climbing again, with the road cut into the side of the hillside as it works back up in elevation. There are a few dispersed camp spots along...
Learn more about FS 607A

FS 9387B is just shy of one mile long and was mapped from south to north. This short route begins off Highway 260. Please be sure to open and close the fence gate at the start of the trail. The route begins with a few rutted sections as it loops around a small hill. As you make your way around the h...
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This trail starts very rutted, creating an uneven and bumpy ride right from the beginning. As you continue, the road smooths out in sections but still winds through tighter tree corridors that can feel narrow in places. Overall, it remains an easy drive as it works its way through a beautiful Ponder...
Learn more about FS 9382L

This trail starts a bit rutted and rocky, but quickly smooths out into a fairly easy dirt road as it winds through the forest. There are several nice dispersed camp spots along the way, making it a good option for a quiet overnight stay. The road eventually dead-ends at a more overgrown campsite tha...
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This trail starts very rocky with long slab rock ledges running across the road, creating an uneven and bumpy surface right from the beginning. After the initial stretch, it transitions into a smoother but still rocky forest road as you pass the parking area for Dickinson Flat, a large open meadow. ...
Learn more about FS 9385N

This route consists of three different Forest Service roads and stretches just over 2.5 miles in length. The trail was mapped from the Highway 260 entrance to its ending point at Highway 87. The western portion of the route begins with a moderately rocky and rutted surface as you travel east. The tr...
Learn more about FS 9385, 9387H, and 9382G

Forest Service Road 9366R is just under 4 miles long and was mapped from east to west. The trail begins as a relatively easy route, though the surface is covered with numerous dried mud-hole ruts that can make for a rough ride. A few small rocky sections are scattered throughout the eastern portion ...
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This rocky two-track heads out toward the edge of the rim, starting with sections of exposed rock in the road that are manageable but uneven. About half a mile in, the trail becomes much rockier with larger rocks protruding from the surface, making high clearance necessary. There are a few small led...
Learn more about FS 6033

Forest Service Road 9384A is just under one mile long and begins off Highway 260. This route was mapped from east to west. Before entering the trail, you must open and close a fence gate. Beyond the gate, the trail starts with a rocky, rutted surface and several areas of loose rock. A notable rutted...
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Forest Service Road 9H is just shy of 2 miles long and begins off Forest Service Road 9D. Right from the start, the trail is rocky with several rutted sections. There are also a few low-lying areas that can become extremely muddy after rain or snow. Many of the rocks along the trail bear evidence of...
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Forest Service Road 9386H is just over one mile long and was mapped from south to north. The beginning of the trail is very easy-going as it winds through the ponderosa pines. Several areas along the route have scattered loose rocks across the trail surface. There are also a few sections that appear...
Learn more about FS 9386H

This trail is quite rutted. Evidence of large machinery recently grading the trail was apparent, and lots of rocks lined each side of the trail. This area can get pretty muddy in spring and after a good rainstorm. A few large open spaces could be nice dispersed campsites, but keep in mind you might ...
Learn more about 504 to Pole Line

This dirt trail connects the small mountain towns of Pine and Strawberry. It starts smoothly from Pine but is a series of switchbacks gaining some elevation. There is a popular hiking trail a quarter mile in and some stunning views at the top of the switchbacks overlooking the valley. The trail cont...
Learn more about Strawberry to Pine

This trail starts with a large mud puddle right at the entrance that can become treacherous after recent rain or snow, though there is usually a drive-around. Beyond that, it’s mostly a dirt road with scattered fist-sized rocks and a few dispersed camp spots along the way. The route offers beautiful...
Learn more about FS 9365R

Stay left after crossing the cattle guard and head toward the big open meadow as this forest road begins. The trail is mostly easy dirt with a few washouts and scattered rocks that make for a slightly bumpy drive as it winds through the trees. It eventually opens up out of the forest onto a grassy m...
Learn more about FS 9384D

This trail is quite rutted. Evidence of large machinery recently grading the trail was apparent, and lots of rocks lined each side of the trail. This area can get pretty muddy in spring and after a good rainstorm. A few large open spaces could be nice dispersed campsites, but keep in mind you might ...
Learn more about 504 to Pole Line

This dirt trail connects the small mountain towns of Pine and Strawberry. It starts smoothly from Pine but is a series of switchbacks gaining some elevation. There is a popular hiking trail a quarter mile in and some stunning views at the top of the switchbacks overlooking the valley. The trail cont...
Learn more about Strawberry to Pine

This trail starts with a large mud puddle right at the entrance that can become treacherous after recent rain or snow, though there is usually a drive-around. Beyond that, it’s mostly a dirt road with scattered fist-sized rocks and a few dispersed camp spots along the way. The route offers beautiful...
Learn more about FS 9365R

Stay left after crossing the cattle guard and head toward the big open meadow as this forest road begins. The trail is mostly easy dirt with a few washouts and scattered rocks that make for a slightly bumpy drive as it winds through the trees. It eventually opens up out of the forest onto a grassy m...
Learn more about FS 9384D