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7 Epic Off-Roading Trails in Arizonia

Arizona, AZ Off-Road Trails, Off-Road-Trails

Arizona is packed with epic orr-Roading 4×4 trials. We’ve hand-picked 7 of our favorite AZ trails listed below.

Table Mesa Trail
Table Mesa Road is a mild route that shows off Arizona’s scenic landscape. Hills and mesas shape the jagged horizon and cacti color the rusty Sonoran Desert terrain. Arizona is home to several different species of cacti, from towering saguaros to round, bubble-like prickly pears; the contrast creates a beautifully unique picture. Table Mesa road is not only gorgeous, it’s also accessible by any type of vehicle. It’s open for all to enjoy.

Backway to Crown King Trail
Flexibility is a virtue this trail has in buckets. Crown King can be as difficult or easy as you want to make it. However, it does require 4×4. And if you’re feeling adventurous and want to try out the difficult obstacles, be prepared to use your hard-earned maneuvering prowess. Crown King climbs in elevation and then drops again on its way into the town of Crown King. Along the way, it offers shelf roads, steep climbs, and water crossings. If you find yourself in need of some famous fudge after your Crown King adventure, make a stop at the general store in the town of Crown King. The general store also has plenty of souvenirs and there’s a saloon nearby with frequent live music performances.

Broken Arrow Trail
One of the most popular off-road trails in Sedona, Arizona’s Broken Arrow trail. It gained its well-deserved popularity for its gorgeous landscape of towering red rock formations and its moderate challenges that put your vehicle and driving skill to the test. Take in the majesty of Broken Arrow and be sure to watch the sunrise over the imposing Mogollon Rim cliffs and enjoy the dramatic silhouettes of the rocks when the sun makes its way back down.
Schnebly Hill Trail
This moderate trail is a rite of passage for offroaders. The bumpy descent from the Mogollon Rim into stunning Sedona is one you just can’t miss. The trail takes you through a rich history spanning over 300 million years; a story of the diligent wind, water, and time that shaped the captivating sandstone formations surrounding the trail. Gear up and dive into the gorgeous geological history of Schnebly Hill Trail.
Chiva Falls Trail
Chiva Falls is named for the scenic 75-foot waterfall at the end of the trail. The waterfall doesn’t always flow, but you’ll have the best chance of seeing the crashing water in the Spring and Fall. But the waterfall isn’t the only view to be found at Chiva Falls. The end of this desert trail showcases the picturesque beauty of Tuscon, Arizona: Mount Lemmon, the Rincon Mountain region, and many sparking pools to lounge in at the top of the falls.
Charouleau Gap Trail
Charouleau Gap is your classic southern Arizona 4×4 trail. It sits between Oracle and Tucson and showcases a delightful landscape. You’ll drive in and out of the stunning Canada Del Oro canyon (canyon of gold) and along the northern foothills of the Santa Catalina mountains. Charouleau is an Arizona rite of passage. Hop in your modified off-road vehicle and get to it!
Soldiers Pass Trail
Make sure to get one last good look at that sweet suburban landscape before you turn on to Soldier’s Pass; you won’t be seeing that again for a while. Soldier’s Pass is a remote off-road trail rich with history. The first thing you’ll encounter is the Devil’s Kitchen Sinkhole. It formed in the early 1880s, and after growing larger in 1989, it is now over 150ft wide. Then farther along the trail, you’ll find the Seven Sacred Pools; a series of deep grooves in the red rock. You might be able to catch them full of water during rainy months. At the trail’s end, you continue on a hiking trail to find even more wonders: arches, caves, and even remnants of Indian dwellings.

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