Dirt Bike Trails Near Tombstone, Arizona

Slavin Forest Road 687 lies within Coronado National Forest. Most of the trail is smooth sandy gravel with incredible views of Council Rocks. Once reaching the gate at Corazon Ranch and turning onto West Stronghold…
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This trail begins on the Middlemarch Road (Abril Mine), climbs through the San Juan Mine at Gordon Camp then continues to the top of China Peak at 7073' elevation. There are a couple loose, steep…
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As soon as you pass through the gate onto BLM land, the road improves significantly. Although there are a few washes and mildly off-camber sections, the trail is easy to drive and generally not challenging.…
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This north-south access road begins as a wide, maintained ranch road, though it is often corrugated. Numerous private properties connect to the route in its early stretches. As it continues, the road narrows and passes…
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This trail is comprised of a bunch of different two-track roads. This trail is reasonably fun, but not too difficult. Some of these roads are well maintained, while others are old mining roads that would…
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Enjoy incredible mountain views and scattered cacti along this road. Pronghorns, mule deer, and bobcats are also prevalent in the area, as are black-tailed prairie dogs. Most of the trail is hard-packed dirt road. Be…
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The Washington Montezuma Pass is a maintained dirt road, though frequent corrugations make for a bumpy ride. Border Patrol vehicles are a common sight along the route, as the trail runs parallel to the border,…
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This trail will guide you through historic ranch land. As you descend into a small canyon near the end, you'll spot an abandoned Buddhist cabin on your left.This trail dips into a wash for about…
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Bear Springs Canyon is a scenic and enjoyable trail that was recently maintained as of 3/12/25, though conditions can change quickly, especially with rain in the forecast. The route winds through open grasslands before narrowing…
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The Narrows is a nice combination of technical terrain and narrow sections;expect to get desert pinstriping. The trail features rutted sections and hill climbs through Cienega Creek. Bring plenty of water and enjoy the ride.…
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The Happy Valley Road winds past the charming historic movie town of Mescal. It travels through verdant riparian zones and expansive grasslands of the surrounding ranches. Along the way, you can find several idyllic dispersed…
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Montezuma Pass is a heavily corrugated service road that provides access to Parker Canyon Lake. The route is a double-lane mountain pass with winding curves and rolling elevation changes, making for a scenic but bumpy…
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Sunnyside Canyon is a narrow, single-track dirt road with numerous spurs and offshoots that invite exploration. The trail is unmaintained and rocky, stretching long and flat with certain sections that require slow, careful navigation due…
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Parker Canyon is a rugged off-road trail characterized by rocky and bumpy terrain, though it remains mostly level throughout. The route follows a ridge line, offering dispersed camping opportunities along the way. The trail initially…
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This trail follows ridge lines, offering stunning views of the sprawling desert landscapes below. This trail's many sections are overgrown, making pinstriping nearly inevitable, particularly for larger vehicles. Just a wa ning if you plan…
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This trail will take you through the Sonoita area's 4,970-foot elevation, featuring high-rolling grasslands surrounded by spectacular mountains and canyons. This region offers some of Arizona's most beautiful weather and landscapes. Mount Wrightson, one of…
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Trail 6914 begins as a maintained road, offering an easy start before transitioning into more challenging terrain. At the trailhead, there is a dispersed group campsite, though camping is not permitted near water sources. After…
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Canyon Road begins as a relatively well-maintained dirt road running parallel to a wash, offering scenic views and easy driving. At the start of the trail, you'll find a handful of designated campsites nestled beneath…
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East Yucca Farm Road is a well-maintained route that descends into the lower grasslands, offering a scenic drive through open landscapes. Along the way, travelers will find numerous dispersed campsites in addition to a designated…
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Parker Montezuma is a narrow single-track trail that serves as a shortcut from Parker Canyon Trail to Montezuma Pass, winding through open grasslands along the way. The route eventually connects with Parker Canyon Road, which…
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Nestled in Arizona's expanse, a slice of "Big Sky" country unfolds along Cienega Creek. Just 45 miles southeast of Tucson, this landscape boasts wide-open grasslands, panoramic mountain views, and meandering waters that transport you to…
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The Andrada Tank Loop is a scenic trail that offers breathtaking views of the Sonoran Desert landscape and the nearby Whetstone Mountains. The trail winds through desert terrain featuring prickly pear cacti, ocotillo plants, and…
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This road is a simple dirt road that is typically graded with occasional washboarding and is a gateway to much of the Cienega Creek and the Las Cienegas National Conservation Areas. Along the landscape, you…
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This access road is generally well-maintained but features frequent corrugation, with a series of dips and rises that can create a bumpy ride--airing down is recommended for comfort. The route follows the edge of the…
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This well-maintained and graded access road leads into the Chiricahua Wilderness which forms part of the Coronado National Forest, winding gently through a landscape of scenic ranches and rolling turns--drivers should adjust speed accordingly. The…
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Chuparosa is a narrow, rocky, single-track trail that winds through open grasslands, offering a rugged yet scenic off-road experience. As the route follows the ridge, drivers will encounter several gates along the way, adding to…
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The Total Wreck Mine Trail is perfect for off-road enthusiasts seeking an exhilarating adventure. The trail features challenging terrain with rocky, rutted, off-camber areas, and steep inclines that will test your skills and your vehicle's…
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Max Tank Road branches off to the right from the Patagonia Loop, welcoming travelers with sightings of deer herds near its entrance. The trail winds through open grasslands, where signs of cattle are evident, though…
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This route extends from Happy Valley Road, offering a more challenging experience with uneven turns, ledges, and rocky sections on steep inclines. As you navigate, you'll encounter various obstacles that elevate the difficulty compared to…
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The Powerline Road is a rugged trail that begins just off of Old Sonoita Highway and runs eastward along I-10 towards the Whetstone Mountains. The Powerline trail is popular with ATVs, dirt bikes, SxSs, and…
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