Arizona Peace Trail

About the Trail

Enjoy a day-trip, local eco-tours, or tours lasting several days on the 675-mile trail system. Travel some of the most scenic desert terrain on this unique Off-Highway trail linking Mohave County, La Paz County, and Yuma County.

View unique rock formations, petroglyphs, mine sites, pictographs, historic miners' cabins, graveyards, lakes, rivers, wildlife, desert vegetation, and lots more!

Wildlife is abundant with Big Horn Sheep, raptors, coyotes, burros, and many other species. You can enjoy a day-trip, local side trips, or extended tours for several days on the over 750 miles of main trail with linkages to local trails.

Mission Statement

To develop a loop trail system using existing trails and roads in Western Arizona connecting Bullhead City to Yuma; and to assist land managers in maintaining the trail system. Work with City, County, State and Federal Agencies to keep the desert roads and trails open for public use. Promote the sport of Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) riding safety, with awareness and respect for the environment.

Arizona Peace Trail Comprehensive Atlas

The AZPT Atlas is the ultimate comprehensive planning guide for any exploration of the Peace Trail. The Atlas includes detailed information on trail difficulty ratings and details on each of the 34 trail segments including:

• Detailed map of each segment
• Points of Interest
• Lodging, Food, Repair Facilities, Fuel stops
• Connector Trails & Alternate Routes
• Photographs and more

More Information

For maps and current information, visit the Arizona Peace Trail website or search "Arizona Peace Trail User Forum" on Facebook.