Dirt Bike Trails
Near Village of Oak Creek (Big Park), Arizona

The Ledge Pipe Climb Trail is intense either way you run it. With large campsites at each end, this area is a popular spot for offroad enthusiasts. From the South end, you'll bob and weave through the creosote and underbrush toward the most itimidating obstacles on the trail - a series of uphill cli...
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This short, maintained gravel road leads to the back side of the iconic Cathedral Rock. Along this road is Baldwin Trailhead. This hiking trailhead provides access to hiking trails to the most popular destination in Sedona, Cathedral Rock. The road ends at a turnaround that doesn't allow parking, bu...
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The Uphill Slog Trail is a challenging rock track that almost immediately starts into a steep, long, rocky climb. With washouts and erosion, you'll have to take it slow, and choose lines wisely as it's evident that this trail is shaped and reshaped by the running waters of Arizona's monsoons. Sneaky...
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Broken Arrow is Sedona's quintessential off-road trail, offering unbeatable slick rock obstacles nestled among the towering red walls of the surrounding landscape. Many would argue this trail offers the best views in Sedona, which makes it popular for all types, including hikers, mountain bikers, an...
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This point-to-point trail takes you from Red Rock Loop Road to Highway 89A. If you veer south halfway down the trail, you'll reach the trailhead for the Oak Creek Trail. This is a short 0.5-mile hike down to Oak Creek and the ruins of an old stone cabin homestead. There is one short section that giv...
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This trail is the final 1.5 miles of Forest Service 644 and is a maintained gravel road. This is a very easy-going trail with a few small rocky areas. The road travels from East to West and does allow camping on either side of the trail. The trail ends at a turnaround on the western end of the trail...
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Committee Tank Trail stretches just over one mile long and is a portion of FS 9494F. The surface of this trail alternates between dirt and rocks. The trail is relatively flat and takes you past Committee Tank which will be on your right. After passing this tank, the trail becomes much more rocky as ...
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Forest Service Road 689 starts off of Beaver Creek Road and travels north. This trail allows you to travel from Beaver Creek Road to Stoneman Lake Road without having to use I-17. The first section of this trail is a maintained dirt road. This southern section offers the majority of the dispersed ca...
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This trail consists of two forest roads, Forest Service 9248F & 9249F. This trail's rockiest and rough areas are mainly located along the southern regions on Forest Road 9248F. The trail is very faint in many places along this section. Be cautious of large rocks hiding under vegetation in the trail'...
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This short trail connects Forest Road 9495F with Forest Road 9494F. The majority of this trail is dirt with a small rock garden as you start to traverse up a small hill climb. At the end of this small climb, is a small section of loose rocks all over the trail's surface. This short trail takes you t...
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Forest Service Road 9496F is a rocky dirt trail that intersects with Rock Garden Loop guided trail. As you start this trail, you will see Oak Tank to your right. The trail starts off as a dirt trail then quickly turns rocky. The main obstacle is a short, steep, and rocky downhill drop. This obstacle...
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This is a short trail that hangs off of Soldiers Pass but is no less difficult. This trail is filled with narrow sections and slickrock, making it an even more challenging trail more so in the snow or rain. To view the Devil's Sinkhole, you can either hike up to it or risk rolling by traversing the ...
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Schnebly Terraces Trail is a portion of Forest Road 153A and connects with Schnebly Hill Trail and Rock Garden Loop which are both guided trails. The Southern part of this trail is mainly a semi-rough dirt trail with the potential for several mud holes. As you travel North, this trail becomes more t...
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The length of this trail is just over 3 miles and starts at the junction of Cub Tank Trail. The first part of this trail is the smoothest as this trail is going to get. As you start to drop in elevation, the trail will be a constant rocky road with large rock gardens around every turn and accompanie...
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This short trail starts at the beginning of Forest Road 9499G and rolls through the ponderosas of the Coconino National Forest. The vast majority of this trail is an easy-going dirt road that has some potential for a few mud holes. The last part of this trail becomes much more rocky and ends at a ni...
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Camber Collusion is a track that has a few tricks hidden away. Shaped by water and wind, the trail puts your vehicle into a near constant stretch and flex with its continual runoff crossings and washouts. Further to the south, you'll dip into and out of washes with steep entrances and exits, with nu...
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This OHV trail comes in right at 2.5 miles long and is a very rough and rocky road. The beginning of this trail starts when Dry Creek Road turns to dirt. You are met with a line of rocks which serves as a gatekeeper to deter lower-clearance vehicles from passing. If your vehicle scrapes or bumps thi...
Learn more about Road to Devil's Bridge & Van Deren Cabin

Rock Garden Loop is just under 5 miles long and traverses around Schnebly Hill. This loop consists of four different forest roads which are FS 801, FS 9495F, FS 9494F, and FS 153A. The Western part of this loop holds more of the large and consistent rock gardens. There are countless rocks with scrap...
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This trail is mostly a maintained dirt road except for the last part that hugs Oak Creek. There are several designated camping sites along this trail. The trail becomes covered with river rock once you start traveling next to Oak Creek. There are several places to pull over when you are next to Oak ...
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This short trail takes you up across Shnebly Hill and down to Schnebly Hill Trail which is a guided route. This trail is a dirt road that has some small erosion ruts from water runoff. After a good rain, there is potential for some small mud holes. There are a few small rocky surfaces on this trail ...
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This short, maintained gravel road leads to the back side of the iconic Cathedral Rock. Along this road is Baldwin Trailhead. This hiking trailhead provides access to hiking trails to the most popular destination in Sedona, Cathedral Rock. The road ends at a turnaround that doesn't allow parking, bu...
Learn more about Alternative Access to Cathedral Rock

The Uphill Slog Trail is a challenging rock track that almost immediately starts into a steep, long, rocky climb. With washouts and erosion, you'll have to take it slow, and choose lines wisely as it's evident that this trail is shaped and reshaped by the running waters of Arizona's monsoons. Sneaky...
Learn more about Uphill Slog

Broken Arrow is Sedona's quintessential off-road trail, offering unbeatable slick rock obstacles nestled among the towering red walls of the surrounding landscape. Many would argue this trail offers the best views in Sedona, which makes it popular for all types, including hikers, mountain bikers, an...
Learn more about Broken Arrow

This point-to-point trail takes you from Red Rock Loop Road to Highway 89A. If you veer south halfway down the trail, you'll reach the trailhead for the Oak Creek Trail. This is a short 0.5-mile hike down to Oak Creek and the ruins of an old stone cabin homestead. There is one short section that giv...
Learn more about Cliffhanger Trail

The Ledge Pipe Climb Trail is intense either way you run it. With large campsites at each end, this area is a popular spot for offroad enthusiasts. From the South end, you'll bob and weave through the creosote and underbrush toward the most itimidating obstacles on the trail - a series of uphill cli...
Learn more about Ledge Pipe Climb

This short, maintained gravel road leads to the back side of the iconic Cathedral Rock. Along this road is Baldwin Trailhead. This hiking trailhead provides access to hiking trails to the most popular destination in Sedona, Cathedral Rock. The road ends at a turnaround that doesn't allow parking, bu...
Learn more about Alternative Access to Cathedral Rock

The Uphill Slog Trail is a challenging rock track that almost immediately starts into a steep, long, rocky climb. With washouts and erosion, you'll have to take it slow, and choose lines wisely as it's evident that this trail is shaped and reshaped by the running waters of Arizona's monsoons. Sneaky...
Learn more about Uphill Slog

Broken Arrow is Sedona's quintessential off-road trail, offering unbeatable slick rock obstacles nestled among the towering red walls of the surrounding landscape. Many would argue this trail offers the best views in Sedona, which makes it popular for all types, including hikers, mountain bikers, an...
Learn more about Broken Arrow