Dirt Bike Trails
Near Timberline-Fernwood, Arizona

The Cinder Hills OHV Area is a unique off-road playground just northeast of Flagstaff, offering riders and drivers access to a surreal volcanic landscape covered in fine black cinder. Spread across thousands of acres, this area features open riding zones, hill climbs, and rolling terrain dotted with...
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The 553 Trail starts as a wide dirt road that is mellow, with some erosion and water damage. NOTE* This trail is BLOCKED 2 miles in, and does not connect as it usually would with the Lockett Meadow Campground. As you come up into the beautiful Ponderosa Pines, you'll see sporadic campsites and pullo...
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O'Leary Peak Loop offers a dynamic blend of terrain and scenery just northeast of Flagstaff, winding through the unique volcanic landscape of the Coconino National Forest. The route starts wide and easy, and then transitions into a two-track that gradually gains elevation as it wraps around the base...
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This is a simple Forest Service road but has great views and camp sites scattered around as well. The road is a sandy but with the washboard effect! If possible, air down, ride the trail and then explore the off shoot trails. Camp sites are all over the place.
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This is one of the offshoots of the Locket Meadow Trail. It's mostly a Forest Service road, but it does become narrow in some places. It climbs up and then descends back down. The terrain is not complicated, yet it's not a fast trail to trek. It has exposed rocks, roots, and some ruts, but none are ...
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This full-width, gently rolling, whoops-filled, cinder track winds between cinder cones and through the heart of Cinder Hills OHV. Aside from a sign at either end with mileage to Cinder Lake and the 776 intersections, there is no signage designating the official 777 route. Because this is an open ri...
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The Secret Trail is part of the Fort Valley Trail System in Coconino National Forest. The trail is most easily accessed from the Sunset Trailhead approximately 5 miles up Shultz Pass Road. The trail starts off as a nice single track with some fun switchbacks and short rocky sections. It then proceed...
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The Pipeline is an old pipeline road running east to west that has been closed to full-width vehicles and can be ridden to connect Secret and Rocky Moto single-track trails. It's pretty rocky with lots of washouts and ruts from rain. It has big ups and downs as it crosses the rolling hills, with hug...
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Newham is a short single track in the Fort Valley Trail System that connects Secret to Moto. The trail looks less ridden, but is slightly easier than both Secret and Moto, so it can be used as a shortcut to cut off small portions of the more difficult trails. Newham goes through a similar terrain as...
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Forest Service Road 9151Q branches off Forest Service Road 418 and can be ridden in either direction. The trail winds through tall pine forest, with numerous rock outcroppings as it drops into several small valleys. Terrain varies from stretches of small boulders to larger, more technical rock secti...
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Rocky Moto is a fun and challenging trail in the Fort Valley Trail System with tons of big boulders embedded in the trail and on the edges of the trail. It goes through boulder fields and rock gardens, often made up of volcanic rock. It's sometimes pretty faint, especially with tons of pine needles ...
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This is a short single-track trail that departs from and reconnects to the Moto Trail, running parallel to Moto for about 0.3 miles. It's less ridden and is a bit tighter in the trees, slightly more difficult than the parallel section of Moto. There's a downed log that you have to get over, some big...
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Chimney is an easy and flowy single track in the trail system north of Flagstaff that goes through a dry pine tree forest. The trail has lots of easy curves, small rocks, and roots, and is mostly flat, making it great for a beginner rider. There is one tiny shelfy section with a small root ledge, ot...
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Schultz Pass is a beautiful road that cuts through the Coconino National Forest outside of Flagstaff, Arizona. This road is well traveled, with no obstacles on it. It's wide and gravel, and a popular spot for hikers and mountain bikers alike, with numerous named mountain bike and hiking trails that ...
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Damper is a short connector trail between Moto and Flue and is very similar to the Flue and Chimney trails in this trail network. It has small rocks and roots that are not difficult, and lots of small curves. It goes through a dry alpine terrain with very dispersed pine trees and is mostly flat. A b...
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Bear Jaw Canyon is a rocky and rough trail that weaves through the Ponderosa Pines on the Northern slope of the mountainous region North of Flagstaff, Arizona. This area of the Coconino National Forest has many trails that connect through the landscape as this area is popular with hikers, hunters, a...
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Flue is an easy single-track trail that meanders through a flat forest floor with dispersed pine trees and lots of dry grass. The forest type here is almost more like a high desert; it's pretty dry and pretty hot in the summer. The trail is very easy. It has a couple of sharp turns where it doubles ...
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GT is a short single track that spurs off of Rocky Moto and heads north to FSR 522, where there are dispersed camping spots in the pine forest. The trail is very cobbly, with lots of loose rocks and loose dirt in the trail. The rocks are very bony, like small bowling balls in the trail. It goes thro...
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This trail will have you thinking you're in crossing the Savannah in Africa! It's a one-lane trail, downhill (but not steep) and rocky. There are spots of erosion and water damage, as well as wash/runoff crossings, but overall it's a gem of a trail. You might get a bit off-camber dodging some of the...
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The Moto Trail is a 4.9-mile single track in the Fort Valley Trail System that starts from the main staging area on the south end of the trail system. The first 3.5 miles going south to north are very easy, at a 3 difficulty. This section is an easy dirt single track that weaves through the pine tre...
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The Cinder Hills OHV Area is a unique off-road playground just northeast of Flagstaff, offering riders and drivers access to a surreal volcanic landscape covered in fine black cinder. Spread across thousands of acres, this area features open riding zones, hill climbs, and rolling terrain dotted with...
Learn more about Cinder Hills OHV Area / 776

The 553 Trail starts as a wide dirt road that is mellow, with some erosion and water damage. NOTE* This trail is BLOCKED 2 miles in, and does not connect as it usually would with the Lockett Meadow Campground. As you come up into the beautiful Ponderosa Pines, you'll see sporadic campsites and pullo...
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O'Leary Peak Loop offers a dynamic blend of terrain and scenery just northeast of Flagstaff, winding through the unique volcanic landscape of the Coconino National Forest. The route starts wide and easy, and then transitions into a two-track that gradually gains elevation as it wraps around the base...
Learn more about O'Leary Peak Loop

This is a simple Forest Service road but has great views and camp sites scattered around as well. The road is a sandy but with the washboard effect! If possible, air down, ride the trail and then explore the off shoot trails. Camp sites are all over the place.
Learn more about Lockett Meadow Trail

The Cinder Hills OHV Area is a unique off-road playground just northeast of Flagstaff, offering riders and drivers access to a surreal volcanic landscape covered in fine black cinder. Spread across thousands of acres, this area features open riding zones, hill climbs, and rolling terrain dotted with...
Learn more about Cinder Hills OHV Area / 776

The 553 Trail starts as a wide dirt road that is mellow, with some erosion and water damage. NOTE* This trail is BLOCKED 2 miles in, and does not connect as it usually would with the Lockett Meadow Campground. As you come up into the beautiful Ponderosa Pines, you'll see sporadic campsites and pullo...
Learn more about 553

O'Leary Peak Loop offers a dynamic blend of terrain and scenery just northeast of Flagstaff, winding through the unique volcanic landscape of the Coconino National Forest. The route starts wide and easy, and then transitions into a two-track that gradually gains elevation as it wraps around the base...
Learn more about O'Leary Peak Loop

This is a simple Forest Service road but has great views and camp sites scattered around as well. The road is a sandy but with the washboard effect! If possible, air down, ride the trail and then explore the off shoot trails. Camp sites are all over the place.
Learn more about Lockett Meadow Trail