Off-Road Trails Near Williamson, Arizona

Baker Spring is a narrow, one-lane trail that winds through pastures and rolling hills. Sections of heavy erosion and short, rocky hills make for a rougher ride, requiring careful navigation. The trail is blocked at its connection point and does not go through, so plan for a turnaround. There are se...
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This is a very short but fun trail that is just under 2 miles long. The road starts with a little hill climb and a small rut following the trail up. Once you get over the hill, there is a very nice flat camp spot on your right which overlooks Walker Tank and the surrounding area. After Walker Tank, ...
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Tonto Road is a maintained gravel road that clocks in at just over 12 miles long. This is a very laid-back enjoyable trail that traverses through the rolling juniper hills of the Prescott National Forest. This trail provides a panoramic view of Granite Mountain to the east. There is camping allowed ...
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Box Culvert is a 50" trail in the Prescott National Forest north of Prescott, Arizona that is made up of sections of very curvy two-track in a high desert environment. Starting on the south end, the trail starts off of a dirt road on the south side of US Highway 10. The trail starts just past the lo...
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Trail 1 starts as a very easy and wide two-track on soft gravel, on a well-packed surface. It starts near the entrance to the OHV area and goes around the east perimeter of the area. It curves through the bushes, past prickly pear cacti, and granite boulders, with some fun banked corners. There are ...
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This short 4-mile trail goes through the Prescott National Forest just southwest of Granite Mountain. The entire 4 miles of this trail are easy-going and it is a well-maintained gravel road. There are several camp spots along this road and an area for recreational shooting. This road also gives you ...
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Alto Coop is a 50" designated trail in the Prescott National Forest northwest of Prescott, Arizona, but the trail has recently been graded and widened to be road width, and now looks like it is being used to access the power lines. The road is easy, with some sharp corners and curves, and some sand,...
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Trail 3 in the Alto Pit is similar to many of the gravel two-tracks in this OHV area, except it has a couple of harder rock obstacles that make this the hardest trail in the area. It meanders through the high desert forest, starting on Trail 1 and ending in one of the gravel pits, with lots of tight...
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Tonto is a tight and windy desert trail through scrub oak thickets. It's designated for 50" vehicles, but is more like a wide single track, as it has become narrower over time from being mostly ridden by dirt bikes. It would be hard for an ATV due to narrowness, and an ATV rider would be getting bru...
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Trail 2 in the Alto Pit OHV area is the first trail accessed from the day-use staging area that will lead you to all of the other trails. It drops down into the gravel OHV area and takes the first left turn. It continues as a curvy two-track on a gravel surface through the high desert forest, with s...
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Trail 9 is a mile-long trail around the perimeter of the Alto Pit OHV area. It starts on the Power Line road at the edge of one of the towers and drops down off the hillside on a gravel surface two-track. It's a super curvy trail through lots of bushes and small trees in a high desert terrain, that ...
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Cornucopia is a great trail that has a little something for everyone. Smooth? Check. Rock gardens? Check. Off-camber erosion sections? This trail has it! A drive down a creek? Of course! Ledges? Yep! Paint damage? Absolutely! Wash Crossings with steep off-camber entrances and exits? It's got what yo...
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Doce Road is a one-lane trail that ultimately leads to a dead end. The route is easy to navigate with no obstacles, making it accessible for most vehicles. Along the way, you'll find numerous shooting areas, so be mindful of activity in the area. There are also campsites and intersecting shorter tra...
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Trail 12 in the Alto Pit is a designated beginner's trail. This is a short and easy two-track loop where kids can practice their trail riding in a safe environment without the risk of getting run over by other riders. This loop is next to a fenced-in Beginner's Area and behind a sign saying 5 mph, t...
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Fair Oaks Road, or Fair Oaks to Spider Ranch is a wide forest road with no obstacles on it. You'll find sections of this road are washboarded, as it gets a ton of traffic. It accesses ranches and remote neighborhoods in the area, as well as many other trails that lead through the Prescott National F...
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This trail starts in the long grasses and sporadic juniper trees of the Prescott National Forest. As you proceed, the wide dirt trail bobs and weaves towards large rock outcroppings that might be fun to explore if you plan to take your time in the area. There are no large obstacles on this trail, on...
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This dirt two-track of a trail is a pretty mellow connector from the Los Ranchitos trail to the dirt superhighway that is Fair Oaks Road. On this trail, you'll find muddy spots, along with some narrow points between the juniper trees, the typcal foliage that dots this area of the Prescott National F...
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Strickland Wash is an interesting trail. With numerous wash crossings with steep entrances and exits, along with a couple of highly technical off-camber rock sections, this trail does not disappoint. Starting as a single-lane dirt road that meanders through the juniper trees, this trail has rock gar...
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Javelina Camp is a welcome addition to the Javelina Trail System in the Prescott National Forest. This trail is a single lane wide, with plenty of room to pull off, let vehicles pass, or turn around. The trail is on an open-ish field area, with beautiful views of the surrounding hills. Evidence of j...
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Javelina Problem is a typical access trail in the Arizona high desert. Dirt and wide, this trail was thought to access a larger loop. However, the loop does not exist as a fenceline has been put up to block access. Instead, the trail runs along the fenceline, narrowing into a dirtbike/quad trail. Ge...
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Baker Spring is a narrow, one-lane trail that winds through pastures and rolling hills. Sections of heavy erosion and short, rocky hills make for a rougher ride, requiring careful navigation. The trail is blocked at its connection point and does not go through, so plan for a turnaround. There are se...
Learn more about Baker Spring

This is a very short but fun trail that is just under 2 miles long. The road starts with a little hill climb and a small rut following the trail up. Once you get over the hill, there is a very nice flat camp spot on your right which overlooks Walker Tank and the surrounding area. After Walker Tank, ...
Learn more about Dodging Junipers

Tonto Road is a maintained gravel road that clocks in at just over 12 miles long. This is a very laid-back enjoyable trail that traverses through the rolling juniper hills of the Prescott National Forest. This trail provides a panoramic view of Granite Mountain to the east. There is camping allowed ...
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Box Culvert is a 50" trail in the Prescott National Forest north of Prescott, Arizona that is made up of sections of very curvy two-track in a high desert environment. Starting on the south end, the trail starts off of a dirt road on the south side of US Highway 10. The trail starts just past the lo...
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Baker Spring is a narrow, one-lane trail that winds through pastures and rolling hills. Sections of heavy erosion and short, rocky hills make for a rougher ride, requiring careful navigation. The trail is blocked at its connection point and does not go through, so plan for a turnaround. There are se...
Learn more about Baker Spring

This is a very short but fun trail that is just under 2 miles long. The road starts with a little hill climb and a small rut following the trail up. Once you get over the hill, there is a very nice flat camp spot on your right which overlooks Walker Tank and the surrounding area. After Walker Tank, ...
Learn more about Dodging Junipers

Tonto Road is a maintained gravel road that clocks in at just over 12 miles long. This is a very laid-back enjoyable trail that traverses through the rolling juniper hills of the Prescott National Forest. This trail provides a panoramic view of Granite Mountain to the east. There is camping allowed ...
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This short 4-mile trail goes through the Prescott National Forest just southwest of Granite Mountain. The entire 4 miles of this trail are easy-going and it is a well-maintained gravel road. There are several camp spots along this road and an area for recreational shooting. This road also gives you ...
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