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Backroads & OHV Areas
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Off-highway vehicle (OHV) areas are those
areas best suited for 2-, 3- or 4-wheel drive vehicles, such as
SUVs, dirt bikes, ATVs, dune buggies, and even snowmobiles.
Basically, it encompasses any fuel-driven, motorized vehicle.
Some OHV areas
listed below have been improved by a grant from Arizona State
Parks' Off-Highway Vehicle Program, which is funded by state
motor-fuel tax revenues. The Arizona OHV Program is dedicated to
enhancing and preserving motorized recreation
opportunities.
BACKROADS AND OHV AREAS
SITES TO SEE
Arizona State Parks OHV
pr.state.az.us
Arizona Game And Fish OHV
www.azgfd.gov/ohv
Arizona Land Cruiser Association
Meets the 2nd Thursday of each month at Scott Toyota.
azlca.net
Extreme Arizona - Dirt Fun
Cave Creek, AZ
480-488-8529
.dirtfun.com
Riding Arizona
4,500 OHV members
RidingArizona.com
Arizona ATV Riders, INC
The largest ATV club in the State.
azatvriders.org
Z Moto:zmoto.com
BLM: az.blm.gov
Open Trails: opentrails.org
OHV COURTESY!
Obey all signs and closures. Know where boundaries are and stay out of wilderness areas. Get permission to travel across private land
and respect all landowners' rights.
2) Protect vegetation. Avoid running over trees, shrubs and grasses.
3) Do not pioneer new roads and trails, resisting the urge to cut across switchbacks.
4) Stay off soft, wet roads and trails. Go around meadows and steep hillsides, which are easily scarred.
5) Other users, such as hikers and horseback riders, have the right-of-way on all trails.
6) Avoid wild animals.
7) Obtain maps from the appropriate land management agency and observe all regulations. Learn the rules and follow them.
REGULATIONS
Helmets are required by state law for all off-highway vehicle drivers and passengers under the age of 18 years.
All vehicles are required to have a Forest Service approved exhaust system or spark arrestor, and said devices must be in good working
order.
Vehicles shall not be driven carelessly, without regard for the safety of others or in a manner that is likely to endanger any
person, property or wildlife.
Campfire and smoking restrictions may be in effect during dry spells. Please check with appropriate land management agency for
fire restrictions.
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