Dirt Bike Trails
Near Tuba City, Arizona

Old 64 Road is exactly that - the former highway that used to be the main entrance to Grand Canyon National Park from the East. While some of this trail is paved, don't be lulled into a false sense of security, as this is unmaintained, and hazards abound! After a short while on pavement, this trail ...
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The Rim Ruins Trail is an interesting trail to say the least. Named for the ruins and its adjacent proximity to the Coconino Rim, this trail leads through what looks like an old homestead, with out buildings and a corral. The trail itself goes through the underbrush and scrubbrush of the Kaibab Nati...
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The Great Western Trail is a 3,100-mile north-south long-distance multiple-use route that runs from Canada to Mexico through the five western states of Arizona, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana. In Arizona, the trail consists of 800 miles of mixed-use trail that parallels the existing Arizona Trail...
Learn more about The Great Western Trail 150

This rocky single track's entrance is well marked off of 64, leaving Grand Canyon National Park via the East Entrance (near Desert View). It's a beautiful trail that starts along many offshoot trails and primitive camping sites that then opens to a large beautiful valley surrounded by pines on the f...
Learn more about 682 Road

FR 337 is a single dirt track that weaves and winds through the Kaibab Forest on the Coconino Plateau. There are no obstacles on this rough track, though some mud off-camber and slick rock sections may prove this trail to be challenging after rain or snow. On your way, you'll see elk, Mule deer, and...
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This one-lane forest road is sometimes rocky, sometimes off-camber, and all times challenging. The northern end traces a water runoff path that is carved out and rutted, leading to some off-camber driving. The southern portion of this road is rocky and, at times, challenging. That being said, there ...
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FR 313D is a beautiful single track that goes across the prairie of Peterson Flat and into the mixed pine and juniper trees of the Kaibab National Forest. Near the Peterson Flat, you'll find the ruins of an old homestead, along with a corral and pen for cattle. While there are no obstacles over 12" ...
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This rough track is significantly rockier toward the southern end, closer to the Navajo Reservation. With only one rock obstacle near Willows Camp, you'll find this road challenging after rain or snow, due to the deep mud ruts, and rocky terrain. Willows Camp is an interesting area, with ruins of an...
Learn more about Old 312 Bucklar Road

Rim Trail Road is an easy, scenic forest route ideal for offroaders seeking a relaxed drive through the Kaibab National Forest and abundant primitive camping options near the Grand Canyon's South Rim. Stretching approximately 10.5 miles through a rolling Ponderosa Pine forest, this trail features sc...
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This single-lane dirt track, though rugged at times, is a beautiful drive through the Kaibab National Forest. With Mule deer, elk, and cattle grazing, there's no shortage of scenery. There are a number of pullouts and campsites for trailers or tent camping, though the further east you go, the roughe...
Learn more about Rim Trail - FSR 310

This short two mile connector trail links the Old Boundary 320 Road and the Rim Trail Road. This short but pretty trail gains 200 feet of elevation while driving through a burn scar and portions of an old meadow. On this trail you might see deer and wild horses enjoying the Ponderosa Pines as much a...
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This rough two-track gets its name from all of the dry creek crossings that could pose potential problems in the rainy season. While weaving through the forest of Ponderosa Pine, you might encounter elk, wild horses, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope. Interesting rock formations abound, as well as l...
Learn more about Dry Runoff Track (2762)

Old Cameron/307 Road's West side doubles as part of The Great Western States Trail 150. After you split to the South, you'll encounter a wide, washboarded road, that serves a huge amount of grazing land for cattle. There are a few steep downhill slopes that caution should be used on with views of th...
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This rocky single track weaves its way through the beautiful Ponderosa Pines of the Kaibab National Forest. While weaving through the trees, you might spy elk, as there are many hunting camps and sporadic campsites along the way. The scrub brush and undergrowth does little to hide cattle, as this ar...
Learn more about FR 2752

This wide, well-maintained, gravel road winds through the spectacular CO Bar Ranch/Arizona Land Trust co-managed area. Along the way, you'll drive past SP Mountain and through the lava field that can be seen on the satellite map. You'll need a free ranch access permit which can be obtained online or...
Learn more about Tub Ranch Road to FS 417

This mud-rutted track bobs and weaves the in-between of full-blown forest and wide open meadow and pasture. There are no obstacles on this track, other than deep mud ruts that could prove challenging after a rain or snowstorm. On this track, you'll see Cattle, Mule Deer and Elk as you head south tow...
Learn more about Old Road 2741

Old 2742 Road is a rough track that begins in the open prairie and continues through gullies and canyons back up to the open meadows of the Kaibab National Forest. On this road, you'll see evidence of antelope and wild horses, as well as cattle grazing. While this rough track has no obstacles on it ...
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Lower Hull Tank Road consists of mostly packed mud. This one lane trail, while short, has many cool canyons and rock formations nearby/within sight of the trial. You'll pass by Lower Hull Tank, a natural water catch for grazing cattle and local wildlife. This drive takes you through the Ponderosa an...
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This easy, graded gravel road takes you on a beeline through a checkerboard of Arizona Trust Land and Babbitt Ranch lands on your way to the historic and amazingly preserved Aso Ranch. Along the way, you'll have your head on a swivel taking in the sweeping views of the San Francisco Mountains to you...
Learn more about SP Mountain Road to Aso Ranch

Elk Cabin is named for the cabin ruins that still exist near the middle of this trail. The areas surrounding and to the south of the cabin are large and flat, and would do well with camping. The main parts in that area are along a wash/runoff channel that is shaped and reshaped by the season's storm...
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Old 64 Road is exactly that - the former highway that used to be the main entrance to Grand Canyon National Park from the East. While some of this trail is paved, don't be lulled into a false sense of security, as this is unmaintained, and hazards abound! After a short while on pavement, this trail ...
Learn more about Old 64 / Tusayan Road

The Rim Ruins Trail is an interesting trail to say the least. Named for the ruins and its adjacent proximity to the Coconino Rim, this trail leads through what looks like an old homestead, with out buildings and a corral. The trail itself goes through the underbrush and scrubbrush of the Kaibab Nati...
Learn more about Rim Ruins

The Great Western Trail is a 3,100-mile north-south long-distance multiple-use route that runs from Canada to Mexico through the five western states of Arizona, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana. In Arizona, the trail consists of 800 miles of mixed-use trail that parallels the existing Arizona Trail...
Learn more about The Great Western Trail 150

This rocky single track's entrance is well marked off of 64, leaving Grand Canyon National Park via the East Entrance (near Desert View). It's a beautiful trail that starts along many offshoot trails and primitive camping sites that then opens to a large beautiful valley surrounded by pines on the f...
Learn more about 682 Road

Old 64 Road is exactly that - the former highway that used to be the main entrance to Grand Canyon National Park from the East. While some of this trail is paved, don't be lulled into a false sense of security, as this is unmaintained, and hazards abound! After a short while on pavement, this trail ...
Learn more about Old 64 / Tusayan Road

The Rim Ruins Trail is an interesting trail to say the least. Named for the ruins and its adjacent proximity to the Coconino Rim, this trail leads through what looks like an old homestead, with out buildings and a corral. The trail itself goes through the underbrush and scrubbrush of the Kaibab Nati...
Learn more about Rim Ruins

The Great Western Trail is a 3,100-mile north-south long-distance multiple-use route that runs from Canada to Mexico through the five western states of Arizona, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana. In Arizona, the trail consists of 800 miles of mixed-use trail that parallels the existing Arizona Trail...
Learn more about The Great Western Trail 150

This rocky single track's entrance is well marked off of 64, leaving Grand Canyon National Park via the East Entrance (near Desert View). It's a beautiful trail that starts along many offshoot trails and primitive camping sites that then opens to a large beautiful valley surrounded by pines on the f...
Learn more about 682 Road