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Take
a Ride at Charouleau Gap! (Arizona)
This is a moderate 4x4 trail
that stretches about 19 miles from N. Lago Del Oro Parkway all the way to
Oracle. The trail is maintained by the Tucson Rough Riders club, and consists
mostly of rocky creek bed washes, deep ruts and some steep climbs. There is not
much in the way of actual motorcycle trails or ATV trails here, but there are a
few shallow water crossings and some great desert scenery. This is can be a full
day trip for 4x4s, or a couple of hours for dirt bikes and ATVs. Be sure to sign
in at the gate and bring plenty of water because this is a very large
area. More...
Florence Coke Ovens
Featured Trail Near Mesa, AZ!This area is very popular with the locals and if you go there you will know why. Among the many things to see here are the “Box Canyon”, which is a tall, narrow and colorful canyon that has a small runoff stream that flows through the center during the winter months, various mines, an old house or cabin and five well-preserved coke ovens. If coming in from the center of Florence, keep to the main road to reach the box canyon. To reach the coke ovens, veer right shortly after the cattle guard at the end of the box canyon (you will see a fork in the trail with an arrow sign). Just stay on the main road again from here, but a couple of Rinos or at least some Chatterboxes would come in handy, as there are a number of side trails that can easily take you way off course. You generally want to keep turning right. Some of the rock-face climbs will be challenging for some jeeps and trucks, however most intermediate motorcycle riders and ATVers should not have too much of a problem. Do beware of the potential for flash flooding of the box canyon area during and after heavy rain. This is a great trail for any type of vehicle - lifted 4x4, jeep, motorcycle, or ATV. A good time is guaranteed. More...
From: Mesa, AZ1) Take Hwy 60 east to exit 212 (Florence Junction)
2) Turn right (south) off the exit ramp onto Hwy 79, continue 5.4 miles
3) Look for a cattle guard on the left (east), turn here
For the south entrance staging area
4) Continue 9.9 miles
5) Turn left (east) onto Diversion Dam Rd., continue 5.1 miles
6) Look for a large flat open area on the left, turn here.