Dirt Bike Trails Near Tonto Basin, Arizona

This trail is relatively easy in a stock truck. It is a steep incline of 2.5 miles. Closer to the top, the trail has a couple of tight technical turns. Once you reach the top…
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Four Peaks is an excellent off-road trail for beginners. The trail is well-maintained and can become a bit dusty at times. Located in the Tonto National Forest, Four Peaks reaches a maximum elevation of approximately…
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A-Cross Road is an easy 25-mile drive through the beautiful countryside north of Roosevelt Lake. There are wide open views of Roosevelt Lake and the Sierra Ancha Mountains for the entire length. One area of…
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Greenback Road is an easy dirt route winding through high desert terrain with sweeping views of surrounding hills and plateaus. The surface is well-maintained and mostly flat, making it accessible for most 4WD and high-clearance…
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Mount Ord is almost 7,000 feet in elevation, so it is a nice place to be in hot weather, but not so good after a cold winter storm. This trip is an enjoyable way to…
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This short spur off the beautiful Four Peaks trail is very easy and graded with areas to pass. It leads to multiple hiking trail heads including Pigeon Trail, Lone Pine Saddle, and Brown's Peak. Pigeon…
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Starting from the north side, you will climb a ridge and then drop down a rutted descent, into and across a rocky wash, and back up the other side. As you reach the backside, this…
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Mud Springs is a very bumpy, somewhat scratchy, quite challenging in-and-out Jeep trail. The challenging areas are a lot of fun with a well-equipped Jeep, but the bumpy road will turn off many people. This…
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This moderate trail features dirt and rocky terrain with step-like inclines, descents, and tight switchbacks that may challenge longer vehicles. As you ascend, the landscape transitions into lusher greenery, offering a striking contrast to the…
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It starts on the west side of the 87 from a small offshoot. This trail begins just after the Diamond trailhead (a hiking, cycling, and horse trail) and passes through beautiful views of Black Mesa…
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Take a fairly difficult Jeep trail to an abandoned mercury mine in the rugged Mazatal Mountains between Mesa and Payson. The section below the mine is somewhat easier than above the mine. We prefer to…
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Get ready for an epic adventure on the Verde Sunflower Trail! This trail takes you through the stunning Tonto National Forest on Forest Road 393 and loops into the southern end of the Mazatzal Wilderness.…
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A 5-mile, in-and-out trail with outcrops of quartz, nice scenery, and a saguaro with 4 crests.Even when saguaro cacti grow in their normal form, they rarely grow symmetrically. Saguaros sometimes grow in odd or misshapen…
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Cottonwood Road is a rough and rocky double-track into the Four Peaks Wilderness. The route is continuous loose rock until the Soldier Camp Trailhead, where it gives way to some easier dirt road driving. There…
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P5004B goes from 3456 on the North end (via P5004A) to 160 on the South end (via P5005). This trail has four distinct types of terrain. Starting from the South end of the trail, you…
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From the four peaks side, this is an easy trail for most 4x4 vehicles. Once you go under the Bush Highway bridge, you will end up on the Sycamore Creek side. It is difficult from…
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This trail boasts a crested saguaro and great views from a ridge high above Apache and Roosevelt Lakes. It's a fun trail at the north end of Apache Trail GP. This trail starts from Apache…
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P5004A is a quick connector trail that heads South from 3456 and meets up with P5004B to the East and P5007 to the West - this intersection is a hard T and happens in a…
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P5007 goes from 3456 on the North side (via connector P5004A) to 160 on the South end. Overall, this trail is not too difficult except for a couple of gatekeeper hill climbs on the North…
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Avoid the crowds on east/west sections of The Rolls by sticking to the central corridor - this route stays along the mountain ridges for EPIC views. This seldom used route starts off easy with little…
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This is a short 2.8-mile point-to-point trail in the Rolls OHV trail network. It connects Cline Cabin Road (4 Peaks Road) on the north end to MT-13 on the south end. The road surface is…
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P5008 connects trail 160 to Singletrack P5007 passing by trail P5010 along the way. As such, this trail can be used as a connector between Singletrack P5010 and Singletrack P5007. The South end of this…
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The OHV trails here are extensive. You could spend days exploring this area. If you want a fun, challenging obstacle, try the canyon east of Squeeze Rock. ATVS, UTVs and dirt bikes will especially like…
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Contains soft sand in the first half of the trail. Around the 1/3 point, the trail will get narrow. Larger vehicles will get pinstripes. The last 2/3s of the trail are narrow berms with scattered…
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From the first parking lot on Four Peaks Rd heading south, Rolls leads you through whoops and sandy washes to a rocky road. You'll end up at the parking lot for Butcher Jones. Please note…
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This trail takes you around the West side of West Granite Mountain from trail 3456 on the North end to 160 on the South end (via P5008). Starting from the South end of this trail,…
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This route offers a varied off-road experience through lightly forested terrain with sections of loose rock, ruts, and gentle inclines. The path winds through pines and oaks, creating a shaded canopy in areas and opening…
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The Rolls OHV East Loop is an 18-mile loop of everything the Rolls has to offer. The route consists of a combination of easy, sandy wash roads, loose chunky rock roads, tough climbs that are…
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The Apache trail that was closed for many years due to rockslides that blocked off the path is now open. The Apache trail is a historic trail that is over 100 years old. With it…
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This is a fun and quick trail with great views, perfect for a relaxing trail ride. The northern half of this trail brings you up onto a fin with spectacular views of both the Sycamore…
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