Off-Road Trails Near Dewey-Humboldt, Arizona

The trail starts off as an easy semi-maintained trail until the 3.5-mile mark. After that, this trail becomes rutted and eroded in many spots. Keep an eye out for the McCabe Cemetery marker on your left while driving/riding to the loop. There is a small hill descent that is rutted and steep but not ...
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Nemo Spring is an intermediate 50-inch trail, full of small and sharp cobble rock, boulders, and chunky rock that make for a very bumpy ride. The surface of the trail is covered in rock almost the entire time. There are several very rocky and loose hill climbs and descents that sometimes are steep. ...
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Puke Hill is one of only a couple of single tracks in the Green Gulch Trail System in Prescott, Arizona. From west to east, it starts off as a faint trail that is really rocky. It gets up on top of a spine, going mostly straight with light curves. Then it drops straight down 1,000 feet all the way t...
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Charcoal Gulch is a 50-inch trail that is an intermediate difficulty due to rocky climbs, narrow side-hilling, and off-camber sections that would be very difficult or dangerous for an ATV. The trail starts at the main staging area on a wide rocky trail, then goes past a wash and a couple of unmarked...
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Bc1014 is a well-maintained gravel road that stretches just over a mile long. The northern part of this road is fairly steep with a few turns as you descend down towards private property. The trail will continue until you reach a locked gate that will not let you travel any farther. This road is ext...
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Red Mountain Trail is an advanced single track in the Green Gulch Trail System made up of rock ledges obstacles, loose dirt, embedded boulders, and steep sections of climbing/descent. From the intersection with Prospectors, it starts off as a two-track width and then later narrows to a single track ...
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This short but rewarding trail is only 0.4 miles long. You will start on a fairly easy trail that has some small bumps accompanied by small loose rocks. You will travel a short distance to the East. After the eastern leg of the trail, the trail's direction then turns due North and starts to climb in...
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The majority of this guided trail consists of two BLM roads that are just short of three and a half miles long. The eastern part of this trail is the roughest and most eroded. You will be constantly navigating over erosion ruts with loose rocks all over the trail's surface. As you travel West, the t...
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This trail is a combination of two BLM routes that connect together. The majority of the surface is a mix of dirt and sand, with some sections that are moderately rocky and covered in loose stones. The main obstacles are erosion ruts, which make the trail very uneven. Full-sized 4x4 rigs will need t...
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Powerline is a rough and rocky trail with extensive erosion, making it a challenging route for experienced drivers. Expect ledges, boulders, and off-camber sections that demand precise wheel placement. Cows roam freely along the trail, adding to the rugged backcountry feel. This is not a casual driv...
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Breezy Pines Road climbs over 2,000 feet of elevation through Prescott National Forest's Bradshaw Mountains. The total mileage for this trail is just under 10 miles long and ends at the junction with the Mount Union Overlook trail. The majority of this trail is a maintained and dusty dirt road. You ...
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Salida is a challenging 50-inch trail that is very rocky for the entire length of the trail. It's mostly two-track width, with a few sections that are almost too narrow for an ATV. The trail is full of big loose rocks, boulders, chunky rock outcroppings, loose dirt, slab ledges, and washouts. There ...
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Texas Gulch starts as a wide, dirt road, gently rolling through the large power line towers. Quickly though, it becomes a rugged, single-lane two-track with erosion and washouts peppering its path. Be thankful for the 2 bars of LTE on this trail, because one wrong move may have you calling for help,...
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This drive through ponderosa pines leads to two historic mine remains. Drivers may miss Bannie Mine, as it has little evidence left, but Amulet Mine features historic foundations and metal materials just off the side of the trail. Most of the trail is easy-going, but there is one steep hill climb. T...
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This route starts on the south side of Highway 169 and ends close to I-17. In dry conditions, this is a maintained dirt road that stretches 12.2 miles which any vehicle can make. If there has been moderate precipitation, parts of this road turn into very slippery clay-based mud with some slight uphi...
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BC1012 is a rugged and rocky trail that becomes especially challenging near the mine, where erosion, washouts, and ledges are at their worst. The route features hilly terrain with loose climbs that require careful throttle control. Cows frequently roam the area, adding to the backcountry feel. Expec...
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Prospectors is an intermediate ATV trail in the Green Gulch trail system near Prescott, Arizona, that has sections of steep uphills and downhills that are full of loose rock and dirt, with some off-camber sections and washouts. It is slightly easier than Salida and Nemo Spring since it is less steep...
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Grapevine road is a rocky, sandy, and gravel mixed surface road that runs through Prescott National Forest. There is a gate about the middle of the trail, please remember to close it behind you. The first section runs through private property. There are two water crossings that change depending on t...
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Copper Road is a well-maintained dirt road that stretches from Highway 69 to the Agua Fria River. This road is an enjoyable, smooth drive and snakes North from Mayer, Arizona. There are lots of graded rock outcroppings along the way that can be a little bumpy. This guided trail ends at a crossing of...
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Ambassador Mine is a dirt road that accesses the Ambassador Mine area of the Prescott National Forest. This road is somewhat challenging from the start as the runoff from the storms has created massive deep ruts that run across the road. Alternate routes have been put in by side-by-side and other us...
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The trail starts off as an easy semi-maintained trail until the 3.5-mile mark. After that, this trail becomes rutted and eroded in many spots. Keep an eye out for the McCabe Cemetery marker on your left while driving/riding to the loop. There is a small hill descent that is rutted and steep but not ...
Learn more about McCabe Mine & Cemetery Loop

Nemo Spring is an intermediate 50-inch trail, full of small and sharp cobble rock, boulders, and chunky rock that make for a very bumpy ride. The surface of the trail is covered in rock almost the entire time. There are several very rocky and loose hill climbs and descents that sometimes are steep. ...
Learn more about Nemo Spring

Charcoal Gulch is a 50-inch trail that is an intermediate difficulty due to rocky climbs, narrow side-hilling, and off-camber sections that would be very difficult or dangerous for an ATV. The trail starts at the main staging area on a wide rocky trail, then goes past a wash and a couple of unmarked...
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Bc1014 is a well-maintained gravel road that stretches just over a mile long. The northern part of this road is fairly steep with a few turns as you descend down towards private property. The trail will continue until you reach a locked gate that will not let you travel any farther. This road is ext...
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The trail starts off as an easy semi-maintained trail until the 3.5-mile mark. After that, this trail becomes rutted and eroded in many spots. Keep an eye out for the McCabe Cemetery marker on your left while driving/riding to the loop. There is a small hill descent that is rutted and steep but not ...
Learn more about McCabe Mine & Cemetery Loop

Bc1014 is a well-maintained gravel road that stretches just over a mile long. The northern part of this road is fairly steep with a few turns as you descend down towards private property. The trail will continue until you reach a locked gate that will not let you travel any farther. This road is ext...
Learn more about Bc1014

This short but rewarding trail is only 0.4 miles long. You will start on a fairly easy trail that has some small bumps accompanied by small loose rocks. You will travel a short distance to the East. After the eastern leg of the trail, the trail's direction then turns due North and starts to climb in...
Learn more about Bc1211 & Bc1212 Hill Climb

The majority of this guided trail consists of two BLM roads that are just short of three and a half miles long. The eastern part of this trail is the roughest and most eroded. You will be constantly navigating over erosion ruts with loose rocks all over the trail's surface. As you travel West, the t...
Learn more about Bc1015 & Bc1213