Hs66q

Total Miles
1.0

Technical Rating

2

Easy

Best Time

Winter, Spring, Fall

Trail Type

50" Trail

Accessible By

Trail Overview

The north end of this trail starts north of Highway 60 and enters a couple of tunnels to go under the highway. The overhead clearance in the tunnels was really low, so watch your head. The northern half of the trail goes through a sand wash with deep sand and curvy, narrow sections in between oak trees and paloverde and creosote bushes. There are a couple of giant boulders lining the wash and lots of saguaros, making it pretty scenic. There are lots of split lines in the wash that are unmarked, so it's very helpful to have a map. The trail exits the wash onto a road section of trail near the southern end. There are no trail markings or signs for width designations in this system, which is an extensive network of primitive desert trails with endless intersections.

Photos of Hs66q

Hs66q
Hs66q

Difficulty

This is an easy trail as it stays in the wash most of the time, so it is ideal for newer riders with basic sand experience. There are no major obstacles on this route.

Technical Rating

2

Status Reports

There are no status reports yet for this trail.

Hs66q can be accessed by the following ride types:

  • ATV (50")
  • Dirt Bike

Access Description

There is no official staging area for this zone of trails, but they can be easily accessed from the end of Harquahala Road (where it turns into Hovatter Road), south of the town of Salome, Arizona, with pull-offs on BLM land. There are no trail markings or signs for width designations in this system, so it's important to have your GPS map to get around.

Hs66q Map

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