Tater Ridge

Total Miles 16.8
Technical Rating
3 Easy
Best Time Summer
Trail Type Full-Width Road
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Trail Overview

This trail comes down just north of Grand Canyon National Park. You'll find many options for camping and a lot of different side roads to play on. Unlicensed vehicles are allowed here. If you want to experience the fall colors, take this trip in the fall.

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Difficulty

Easy. Mostly hard-packed dirt with occasional embedded rock. Trail gets rougher after Waypoint 03, but in dry conditions, is doable in most stock sport utility vehicles.

Technical Rating

3

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Jonathan Gerber
Oct 15, 2024
Open
Did the trail from west to east which meant we went mostly downhill. I would recommend this for 2 reasons: the view is amazing and most of the obstacles seemed easier going downhill. Lots of loose rock and gravel. There were a few sections with larger holes or dips, but nothing that was overly difficult to navigate without proper caution. There were a small number of camp sites on top of the ridge which have great views. Overall, I agree with the description and other trail reports. Give yourself lots of time. The trail did stretch on for quite some time once we got off the ridge.
Kyle harmer
May 17, 2024
Open
This route is challenging for a 3. In reading the technical description of a four, I would agree that it is not quite a four, but due to the amount of loose material on the trail and the angle of the climbs, I did find it challenging

Tater Ridge Trail can be accessed by the following ride types:

  • Single Track
  • 50 Inch
  • 60 Inch
  • High Clearance
  • Full Width

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