ATV & Off-Road Trails

Adventure Starts Where the Pavement Ends

With thousands of acres of public land, remote backcountry roads, mountain forests, desert washes, and one of Arizona’s premier dune riding destinations, the Gila Valley offers endless opportunities for ATV, UTV, and off-road exploration. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly trail riding, challenging backcountry adventures, or scenic all-day excursions, Graham County delivers some of the most diverse off-road experiences in Arizona.

Hot Well Dunes Recreation Area

The region’s most famous OHV destination featuring over 2,000 acres of open sand dunes, desert trails, camping, and nearby hot springs.

Mount Graham & Pinaleño Mountains

Miles of Forest Service roads provide access to high-elevation forests, mountain overlooks, wildlife viewing, and some of Arizona’s most scenic backcountry riding.

Black Hills Back Country Byway

One of southeastern Arizona’s most iconic off-road routes, connecting riders to rugged desert landscapes, historic ranch country, and spectacular views.

Aravaipa & Klondyke Region

Explore remote backroads, canyon country, and historic ranching landscapes throughout one of Arizona’s most beautiful and least-discovered regions.

Bonita Area

A network of county roads and backcountry routes provides access to open desert, grasslands, and mountain views.

Point of Pines & San Carlos Region

Higher elevations, pine forests, and expansive public lands create excellent opportunities for adventure riding and exploration.

Gila Box Riparian Area

The surrounding roads and trail systems offer access to dramatic canyons, desert landscapes, and unique ecosystems found nowhere else in the region.

Safford Ranger District Roads

The Coronado National Forest contains hundreds of miles of roads and routes available for motorized recreation.

Explore Arizona's Wild Side

From the dunes of Hot Well to the forests of Mount Graham and the remote backroads of Aravaipa, the Gila Valley offers some of the most diverse ATV and off-road experiences in the Southwest. Choose your route, fire up the engine, and discover where the trail leads.

Know Before You Go

Always verify current route conditions, closures, fire restrictions, and vehicle requirements before heading out. Many riding areas are remote with limited services, so carry water, fuel, navigation tools, and emergency supplies.