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SxS / UTV · Arizona

SxS / UTV in Arizona

14 parks across Arizona. Ratings, hours, contact details and a map for each, all in one place.

Public land open to side-by-sides

12,496 mi

National forest + BLM

Rated 4.5+ on Google

12 of 14

Cities

11

Most in Fort McDowell (3), Apache Junction (2)

Best season

Oct to Apr

At a glance

Highest rated on Google

Ranked by Google rating, then by number of reviews, across the 11 of 14 parks in Arizona with 10 or more Google reviews.

ParkCityRating
The Great Western Trail Highway 87Fort McDowell5.013 Google reviews
Tonto National Forest OHVChandler4.815,810 Google reviews
Kaibab National Forest OHVGrand Canyon Village4.79,226 Google reviews
Prescott National Forest OHVPrescott4.77,243 Google reviews
Butcher Jones OHVFort McDowell4.775 Google reviews
Charouleau Gap TrailTucson4.765 Google reviews
Bulldog Canyon OHV - Wolverine GateApache Junction4.6283 Google reviews
North Gate to Bulldog Canyon OHV AreaFort McDowell4.6173 Google reviews

Operators

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Public land

Where side-by-sides can ride on public land in Arizona

National forest roads and trails open to side-by-sides over 50 in wide
6,871 mi
National forest miles open to side-by-sides over 50 in wide all year
6,777 mi
BLM routes open to side-by-sides over 50 in wide
5,625 mi

National forests with the most miles

  1. Kaibab National Forest2,806 mi
  2. Coconino National Forest2,535 mi
  3. Coronado National Forest1,528 mi
  4. Prescott National Forest1 mi

BLM field offices with the most miles

  1. Grand Canyon-Parashant Nm Field Office1,225 mi
  2. Arizona Strip Field Office1,055 mi
  3. Yuma Field Office1,037 mi
  4. Hassayampa Field Office730 mi
  5. Lake Havasu Field Office548 mi

Some national forests are missing from the Forest Service file, so read the national forest miles as a floor. Seasons and width limits vary by route.

Source: USDA Forest Service Motor Vehicle Use Maps. Always check the official MVUM and posted signs; this map is not a legal document.

Source: Bureau of Land Management. Not a legal document or land survey. Check with the BLM field office and posted signs before you ride.

Resources

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