Matthieu
Dec 28, 2025
2024 Jeep Wrangler
Open
NormalWashboard
Very good condition.
Nevada__ explored
Jun 07, 2025
Open
NormalWashboard
Britt M
May 23, 2025
2018 Jeep Wrangler
Open
Easy trail, took about an hour and a half from start to finish. Passed a few cars along the way. Rocky and very bumpy from time to time but was easy to navigate.
Montsie G
May 17, 2025
Open
NormalRough/Deteriorated
Road up is super bumpy, some large rocks and loose gravel. Airing down is a must on a 4x4 w large wheels or else you are in for bumpy ride. Gorgeous views along the way and worth the ride. Busy campsite with a lot of cars trying to camp out. Would recommend arriving earlier than noon if you plan to camp.
Bill & Marjie
May 15, 2025
Open
Normal
Easy trail, great ride through the woods and some wide open areas too. 4 wheel drive was not necessary other than a few muddy areas. Very scenic.
John Juarez
Apr 08, 2025
Open
Muddy/WetSnow/IceRough/Deteriorated
Evening run on the trail to catch the sunset. Trail starts off smooth then gets rugged and rough. The last mile of the trail is closed. Over all an awesome trail with an amazing view
Guilherme Silva
Apr 07, 2025
2021 Ford Bronco
Open
NormalMuddy/Wet
Trail was in good shape, some muddy puddles, but nothing technical. High clearance needed in a few sections, but that's about it. Spent the night with the family and the views are amazing! However, sad to see A LOT of trash left behind around the campsites.
Please clean after yourself and take your trash with you.
Beautiful trail and camp otherwise.
Locked gate on the last section before the lookout tower
David Salvato
Apr 02, 2025
Temporarily Closed
Trail conditions were good until we hit the closed and lock the gate. The gate may have been temporarily closed due to heavy snow conditions in the area.
Anders P
Mar 27, 2025
1990 Mitsubishi Van
Open
DustyMuddy/WetSnow/IceRough/DeterioratedWashboard
All roads are open into Edge of the World trail. The route from the 89A on the 535 was very muddy and we almost got stuck in a few portions. Definitely recommend the 231 route from flagstaff unless you have a crew, winch, or confident with recovery tools. Make sure you use google and coordinates to find the spot as this pin is not accurate.
Chris Carrasco
Mar 16, 2025
2010 Toyota 4Runner
Temporarily Closed
Weather Event
Gates accessing fsr231, fsr533 and fsr9026 are closed and locked.
Anthony Roy
Feb 26, 2025
Open
Muddy/WetSnow/Ice
Muddy, some ice. Drove in on 2/26 and left the following morning. Stock 2024 Subaru Crosstrek sport. Took it slow, 15mph most of the way, 25 in spots, 5 in others. Slid around on the mud a few times. Awesome fun trip for my first off road experiences with my new Crosstrek.
Jose Mendez
Feb 21, 2025
Open
Muddy/WetSnow/Ice
Trail was amazing but around this time of the year, definitely you need a fwd truck or a side by side . I love it . It was definitely muddy but fun . Juts stay in the trails and let’s keep this place clean guys .
K Peralta
Nov 30, 2024
Open
Normal
The trail starts off a bit rocky, we aired down about half a mile in, there are spots where you can pull off into a campsite and handle all of your pre-ride business. There are some ruts, washboards and rocky sections but for the most part, the roads are well defined easy for anything with clearance. We saw lots of campgrounds in use and passed other rigs quite a bit without issue. Bring some chairs and some lunch and enjoy some time with a great view. We accessed it from 89 and the intersecting County Road to get to the Forrest road. Easy to find.
Joseph Martin
Nov 16, 2024
2017 Chevrolet Colorado
Open
NormalDustyMuddy/WetSnow/Ice
Trail was rougher than expected (first time). Passed many vehicles and pretty much entire road is wide enough for two vehicles. Sides of road in areas are starting to mud up as snow is beginning to fall.
Carisa Sharrett
Aug 15, 2024
2023 Jeep Wrangler
Open
NormalDustyWashboard
We went up to the southeast end of the Edge of the Trail from Backward Tank Trail. We backtracked and got the amazing vista photos at a couple of the campsites instead of hiking to the end of the trail on foot. The map shows where we stopped near Pine Tank. Afterwards we took Edge of the World all the way up to Flagstaff. Much more pronounced washboard conditions and lots of small/medium potholes in the road north of the Backward Tank Trail. Near the end we had a lot more traffic coming south from Flagstaff driving pretty fast 35 mph and kicking up rocks.