Arizona Strip Field Office

Grand Canyon Overlooks:  For the more adventurous traveler with a well equipped, four-wheel drive vehicle, some of the most spectacular scenic vistas in the world can be reached by driving south from Interstate 15 or Highway 89A.

Lake Havasu Field Office

Crossroads OHV Area:  One of two OHV open areas adjacent to the Colorado River, on the California side. Crossroads has a staging area and is 1,500 acres open with no travel restrictions of any kind except you must obey California OHV laws.

Copper Basin Dunes:  The other OHV open area on the Parker Strip is 1,275 acres and also has a staging area, parking, restrooms and lots of sand dune area for unrestricted vehicle travel.

Yuma Field Office

El Camino del Diablo:  (The Road of the Devil)- The long, rough, unpaved route crossing the Barry M. Goldwater Range in southwestern Arizona is suitable only for experienced desert drivers with well equipped, four-wheel drive vehicles.

Ehrenburg Sandbowl:  A popular site open for use of off road vehicles, with hilly, sandy terrain and a network of roads and trails.

Hassayampa Field Office

Harquahala Mountain Summit Road:  A rugged and challenging road to the top of the mountain where the historic Smithsonian Harquahala Peak Observatory, a National Register of Historic Places site, has been stabilized.

Safford Field Office

Hot Well Dunes:  Sound like a day at the beach? Come to one of most unique recreation spots in Arizona. Where else does the opportunity to ride in 2,000 acres of sand dunes, set up a camp and then soak in relaxing hot tubs all occur in the same location?