Arizona OHV Trails and Places to Ride
Important fee and permit information
- Alto Pit OHV Area (Prescott)
- Apache Trail (Apache Junction and Roosevelt Lake)
- Arizona Strip (north of the Colorado River)
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Black Hills Backcountry Byway (Safford)
- Bulldog Canyon (Saguaro Lake)
- Bumble Bee / Mayer (Crown King)
- Castle Hot Springs (Lake Pleasant)
- Cinder Hills OHV Area (Flagstaff)
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Copper Basin Dunes (Parker, California )
- Crossroads (Colorado River)
- Crosscut/Mud Springs (Fountain Hills)
- Desert Wells Multiuse Area (Pinal County)
- Four Peaks to Roosevelt Lake
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Ghost Town Loop (Patagonia)
- Great Western Trail (North of Phoenix)
- Harquahala Mountain Summit Road
- Hayfield Draw/ Bryant Park OHV Area (Cottonwood)
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Hieroglyphic Mountains/ Boulders (Wickenburg)
- Hot Wells Dunes Recreation Area (Safford)
- Hualapai Mountain OHV Trailhead (Kingman)
- La Posa OHV Routes (Quartzsite)
- Long Draw OHV Route (Mogollon Rim)
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Maverick Trail (Lakeside)
- Mescal Mountains OHV Area (Kearny)
- Microwave Towers (Bartlett Lake)
- Mile Marker 11.5 – The Boulders Use Area(From I-17 or 99th Ave)
- Poland Junction Road (Mayer)
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Parker 400 Desert Race Course (La Paz County)
- Pima Motorsports Park (Tucson)
- Rattlesnake Gap (Greenlee County)
- Redington Pass (Tucson)
- Reno Pass (Sunflower)
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Rolls OHV Area (Payson)
- Saffel Canyon Trail (Eagar)
- Santa Rita (Sonoita)
- Sandbowl OHV Area (Eherenburg near California)
- Schnebly Hill Road (Sedona)
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Sheridan Mt. / Smith Mesa (Prescott)
- South Patagonia Mountain (Sierra Vista)
- Standard Wash (Lake Havasu City)
- Swansea Townsite (30 miles east of Parker)
- Table Mesa Road (New River)
- Verde Trails (Camp Verde)
- Yuma East OHV Routes
Important Information
There are numerous opportunities for OHV recreation in Arizona. Local land management agencies have information and maps available. Please contact the local land management agencies for updated information on access, closures, rules and regulations, and other information prior to planning activities. Much of this information including maps* was provided by the External Resources referenced in the top right column. Some of these areas are State Trust Land and a permit is required. Get your permit. Other areas require daily or annual use fees. Please contact BLM Field Offices and other local land management agencies for updated fee information.
