Trail Overview
Parker Wash is a typical Arizona wash, featuring the rugged, dry terrain common to the region. Parts of this wash are rocky, with packed dirt. Other sections are deep, soft sand that is easy to sink into with the possibility of getting stuck. The trail is currently blocked, making it impassable unless you have a larger, lifter vehicle on larger tires, but the wash does continue past the boulders on the other side of the main road.
Difficulty
This wash is unmaintained and has varying terrain. Typical of washes, there are short steep ledges or dropoffs indicative of the water that has continually shaped this environment. This was is blocked at its Eastern end, where it would cross the main paved road. To pass this section, one must have a lifted vehicle on larger tires. Please see the photos for blockage details.