Trail Overview

This short 3.7-mile point-to-point trail is part of the Fortuna Block public trails. This trail system has several intersection points and the trails are named by the beginning and ending intersection points. This trail is a heavy washboarded trail and can be uncomfortable to travel with a solid axle vehicle, but is passable by most 4WD vehicles. This is Federal Military land do not travel off of the approved trails. To obtain permits go tohttps://bmgr.recaccess.com. The permits are free and easy to apply for. After receiving the permits you must check in and check out of each range block you pass through. A range map is provided in the photos section.

Photos of A4 to A6 (Fortuna Block)

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Difficulty

There is heavy washboarding on this trail.

History

Barry M Goldwater Range is open to the public for multiple activities to include off-roading. A permit is required for use and can be applied for at https://bmgr.recaccess.com, the permit is free. Once the user has received approval for a permit they must ensure to check in for the various blocks with in the range to be used. Ranges will sometimes be closed if Military units are actively training within the range block.

Technical Rating

Henry Keas

Jan 18, 2026

Open

Not much of a trail. More of a gravel road as an entry or exit from the El Camino Del Diablo. Somewhat washboarded, dusty and two car width. Seems well maintained as dirt roads go. Used this trail on the exit from the Del Diablo. My recommendation if you’re starting from the West is to go to Wellton start point and avoid the A6 destruction created by side by sides.