Trail Overview
The Wolf Hole - Hole in the Wall route serves as a gateway to numerous off-road adventures on Seegmiller Mountain and trails to the south and east. Spanning approximately 3.7 miles, this scenic dirt road winds through the arid landscape of the Arizona Strip, offering expansive views and ending near a local spring.
The route begins near the historic townsite of Wolf Hole, a settlement established in the late 1800s to support ranchers and prospectors in the area. Today, the surrounding land is still actively used for cattle ranching. The road is straightforward with gentle grades, making it accessible to most high-clearance vehicles under dry conditions.
Difficulty
The road is primarily dirt. Almost any higher-clearance vehicle can traverse this road, but be advised that any trails beyond this track are much more difficult and quickly turn hazardous for street-type tires. This trail does turn muddy if there is precipitation.
Access Description
The route passes through private property, so please drive slowly to minimize dust. There are about five gates, which should be left as they are found. Any gates that are opened should be closed behind you, as the area is actively grazed by cattle.
