Copper Creek Rd

Copper Creek Rd

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The Copper Creek Trail near Mammoth, northeast of Tucson, is a 13.1-mile, moderate to difficult off-road route requiring high-clearance 4x4s, ATVs, or dirt bikes, passing through historic mining sites, rocky terrain, and Arizona State Trust land. It offers scenic, rugged desert driving but requires a permit and navigating narrow, challenging sections, often taken as a day trip from the Tucson area.

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mamoth, Arizona
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Bulldog Canyon

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Bulldog Canyon OHV Area in the Tonto National Forest is a popular off-road trail system located just north of Apache Junction on the edge of the Goldfield Mountains. The area offers roughly 20 miles of designated motorized routes across classic Sonoran Desert terrain, featuring rocky washes, sandy sections, and scenic desert ridges with views of the Superstition and Goldfield Mountains. (Arizona State Parks)

The trails are generally rated easy to moderate and are suitable for high-clearance SUVs, 4x4s, ATVs, and motorcycles. A permit is required for motorized access, and entry is controlled through several gated trailheads including Blue Point, Usery, Wolverine, Hackamore, Dutchman, and Willow. (Arizona State Parks)

Bulldog Canyon is a favorite local destination for off-road exploration thanks to its convenient location near the Phoenix area, scenic desert views, and opportunities for dispersed camping and day trips into the backcountry. 🌵🚙

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HC29+99, Fort McDowell, Arizona, 85264
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Pathlight Advisors

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Venue Phone: 6027173157

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14624 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale, Arizona, United States
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Roosevelt Lake

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28079 N. AZ-188, Roosevelt, Arizona, 85545, United States
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Trident Grill II – Fort Lowell and Swan

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Venue Phone: (520) 396-4455

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2910 N Swan Rd, Tucson, Arizona
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Broken Arrow

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Broken Arrow Trail is a classic Sedona route that winds through iconic red rock scenery just minutes south of town. It’s a popular, moderately easy hike that follows a well-trodden path alongside the famous Broken Arrow jeep road, offering panoramic views of sandstone buttes, slickrock features, and desert vegetation. The trail gradually climbs to Chicken Point, a scenic overlook with sweeping vistas of the surrounding canyons. Along the way you can also explore interesting spots like Submarine Rock and the Devil’s Dining Room sinkhole. The route is mostly exposed, so bring plenty of water and sun protection, and be prepared to share the area with mountain bikers and occasional off-road vehicles. (fs.usda.gov)

 

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799 morgan Rd, Sedona, Arizona
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Seis Kitchen

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What began as a food truck in 2012, this local family-owned & operated business has thus expanded into 4 Award-winning, local favorite restaurants, in a neighborhood near you.

Seis has earned numerous accolades a nd international coverage, including being Ben’s Bell recipients and holding continuous UNESCO Gastronomy designations. Seis offers a delectable menu of breakfast, lunch, dinner, & desserts made in a complete scratch kitchen using whole ingredients and environmentally-sound food practices.

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1765 E. River Road #131, Tucson, Arizona, 85718
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Night Owl Pizza – Scottsdale

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Night Owl is a blended concept of The Little Woody, Ziggy’s Magic Pizza Shop, and Stardust Pinbar. Our goal is to provide superb New York Style pizza by the slice and smash burgers within a warm and eclectic atmosphere served by a friendly and welcoming staff.

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1645 N Hayden Rd, Scottsdale, Arizona, 85257
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Rug Road to Hwy 70

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Rug Road is a challenging, remote, 20-mile 4WD trail in Arizona that connects Mammoth and Klondyke or Fort Thomas, crossing the Galiuro Mountains. The road, named for old carpet remnants used to fill potholes on the historic “Carpet Hill,” is known for its rough, steep, and rocky terrain, requiring a high-clearance, four-wheel-drive vehicle and experienced drivers. It offers scenic views and passes points of interest like the Table Mountain Mine, Parsons Grove and Turkey Creek Ruins.  

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Mingus Mountain

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Fun mountain loop starts in Cottonwood and goes to Jerome.

After passing through unimpressive lowlands, the road climbs quickly up the side of Mingus Mountain into the forest, where you find good dispersed camping. The trip offers views of Verde Valley and Cottonwood as you climb. You’ll pass the large Copper Chief Mine, which is closed to the public.

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810 W Mingus Ave, cottonwood, Arizona
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