Arizona: Places to Wheel In Arizona
JK Enthusiast
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From: Tucson
My favorite is the Parashant, North Rim area. Probably the most scenic areas in the US.
Most of the trails / roads are easy, but there are bumps here and there. Almost too much to see in 2 or 3 days. Planning a 4 day run through there (and 1 day to get there, plus another to get back), later in the year.
I usually get there going South from Mesquite, NV. But you can also head South from St. George, UT, or other areas along the way.
Most of the trails / roads are easy, but there are bumps here and there. Almost too much to see in 2 or 3 days. Planning a 4 day run through there (and 1 day to get there, plus another to get back), later in the year.
I usually get there going South from Mesquite, NV. But you can also head South from St. George, UT, or other areas along the way.
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From: Avondale, Arizona
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Just moved to AZ from mass and was also looking for some trails. found this book at barnes and noble. Has a bunch of trails from stock to hard for all over the state. Just did broken arrow in Sedona when my family came and visited and they loved it
Edit: it's also on amazon for about $10 cheaper too
Edit: it's also on amazon for about $10 cheaper too
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JK Junkie
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From: Scottsdale, AZ
I bought that book today at Barnes and Noble the Arizona Edition very cool book.
JK Enthusiast
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thats not cool... but what is cool is Flagstaff, its 110 in Glendale right now.. 77 in Flag.. Phoenix is the worst place on earth.
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