Good Wheeling Spots in Arizona

[Arizona_Jeep]

I wanted to know if there are more good wheeling spots than Florence and Table Mesa in arizona. I am looking for stuff like Highway to Hell.

Let me know whats out there. I'll have the D44's in my TJ before March and want to go and try this shit out!

[howyadoin]

There is stuff at White Tanks, Payson, Parker, Superior, etc. Have you wheeled everything at Table Mesa and FJ? You're always asking about wheeling spots, but have never mentioned where you've been so far? The best way to learn where to wheel is to hook up with some experienced locals and hit the trails. There are virtually endless areas to wheel around AZ.

[ashmanjeepXJ]

I wanted to know if there are more good wheeling spots than Florence and Table Mesa in arizona. I am looking for stuff like Highway to Hell.

Let me know whats out there. I'll have the D44's in my TJ before March and want to go and try this shit out!

I heard theres' a trail off cotton wood the guys call H2H, its just like Highway to hell but its probibly harder.:flipoff2:

[Arizona_Jeep]

Okay. Well, I get my CJ up and running some time in these next two weeks and than try and hook up with virtual 4x4 club and see if I can go wheeling with em

[RubiconJeepGuy]

Have you done the hard shit in FJ: Bad Medicine, X, Axle Alley, Woody's Wash? Those are some gnarly trails worthy of beating up rigs.

[az-k5]

White tanks are boring. Two cool trails but a lot of wash boulders to bounce around on.

Florence has trails for everyone. Good camping, less trash/shooting/dust than TM

Table mesa, some of the top trails in the southwest.

Bumble bee, north of table mesa, more tough trails.

Superior, cool camping, one or two trails.

Parker, cool camping moderate/hard trails

Havasu, party city when it is over 90 degrees. Tough trails practically behind the walmart

Payson, moderate and tough trails, cooler than phoenix.

There is one other place, but it is a desination for tough crawling.

As said above, what have you run so far?

Good luck getting VJC to show you anything cool

[aftershokk86]

chaivo in tucson to add to that list as well

anyone know of anything up by prescott? heard from someone about a trail at horsemans lake???

never heard of that lake before, and if its total bs or not, cant find anything on the map about it.

[The Rockhound]

I may have a chance to wheel around Tucson in April. Where can I go to camp and explore some gnarly trails for a weekend.

[IROK Cherokee]

chaivo in tucson to add to that list as well

anyone know of anything up by prescott? heard from someone about a trail at horsemans lake???

never heard of that lake before, and if its total bs or not, cant find anything on the map about it.

There are a couple around Clarkdale, about an hour away, but nothing good close to here.

[Arizona_Jeep]

Have you done the hard shit in FJ: Bad Medicine, X, Axle Alley, Woody's Wash? Those are some gnarly trails worthy of beating up rigs.

Never heard of them. Where are they from the cattle guard?

[D.Jewell]

Try landslide in the White Tanks and let me know how bored you got!

[Arizona_Jeep]

White tanks, where about?

[lostoffroad]

ah come on matt, you know the white tanks are getting better. landslide is awesome, at least the upper half. scorpion is a good waterfall and so is oreo canyons waterfall. if you really want something hard do asylum. plus we just ran a new trail on the west side of the mountains that was awesome. tm is awesome too. fjs cool and parker. havent been any other places.

[lostoffroad]

the white tanks are located of the I-10 and watson exit. go north and you will end up in the wt area.

[Arizona_Jeep]

Thanks, I'll shoot up there when I got some time. I got my wrangler running. Now I just got to get the tie rod done on mu SJ and I am good to go. PS: Anyone running a stock tie-rod on their CJ7, DITCH IT. I bent mine like a tooth pick on the hammers.

[lancetkenyon]

There are a few guys on VJC that can show you around the tougher trails, but don't cry like a beyotch when your Jeep gets smashed. In FJ, I have done most of the nasty trails mentioned above, plus quite a few others not mentioned(and if you never heard of them, I wonder if you are ready). In TM, I have done most as well, and same with WTs. And Superior. Good stuff around Mammoth too.

[What?]

lake pleasant, havasu, crown king, wickenburg, prescott, flagstaff

[ashmanjeepXJ]

Never heard of them. Where are they from the cattle guard?

I dont want to see any directions or GPS to these trails posted on here. Go with a local group that has run them.:flipoff2:

The locals you sign up with can look over your rig and help you decide if you can run those trails.

www.wheelingarizona.com
www.crawlingarizona.com
or try your azvjc and sign up for some runs.

[ashmanjeepXJ]

I may have a chance to wheel around Tucson in April. Where can I go to camp and explore some gnarly trails for a weekend.

I dont think youll find what you want in Tucson. Get with one of the clubs and run Table mesa.

[howyadoin]

Thanks, I'll shoot up there when I got some time. I got my wrangler running. Now I just got to get the tie rod done on mu SJ and I am good to go. PS: Anyone running a stock tie-rod on their CJ7, DITCH IT. I bent mine like a tooth pick on the hammers.

What exactly did you run at the Hammers?

[az-k5]

Try landslide in the White Tanks and let me know how bored you got!

I gave the white tanks props for two trails. Oreo canyon is way too long for one water fall. Not enough crawling in between.

Drive die hard at TM, and you will be bored with WT.

[Arizona_Jeep]

What exactly did you run at the Hammers?

I took my 76' CJ7 up their, Stock axles with detroits, and soa, thats really all it's got, except for the other little things.:D I backed up over a rock to take a different line, and thats was it, bent it just frim trying to pull the tire over a rock damn it.:mad3: Those Hi-Lift Jacks come in handy though.:smokin:

Oh, and I ran Jack Hammer

[JackHammer]

Oh, and I ran Jack Hammer

You did not. :flipoff2:

[lancetkenyon]

You did not. :flipoff2:

He said he rammed Jackhammer.........

[JackHammer]

He said he rammed Jackhammer......... :laughing:

Don't be revealing your fantasies here you oompa loompa. This is the PBB not fantasy island.
Now go gargle broken glass and cock. :flipoff2: :D

[xFallen]

Try landslide in the White Tanks and let me know how bored you got!

Very boring in a stockish TJ on 37s. It is essentially an endless rock garden that isn't that tough. Might be challenging forr someone newer to crawling I suppose. Nice picnic sort of trail.


Barry

[lancetkenyon]

Very boring in a stockish TJ on 37s. It is essentially an endless rock garden that isn't that tough. Might be challenging forr someone newer to crawling I suppose. Nice picnic sort of trail.


Barry

Like you have a "stockish TJ on 37s". I agree though, just a long boulder garden, but there are a few optional lines that are gnarly, but you have to look for them, easy to drive right by. A few cool little obstacles, but too much nothing in between them.

[az-k5]

Like you have a "stockish TJ on 37s". I agree though, just a long boulder garden, but there are a few optional lines that are gnarly, but you have to look for them, easy to drive right by. A few cool little obstacles, but too much nothing in between them.

That is the whole white tanks. I can't stand driving in wash boulders for 2 hours. Get me in a squeeze and off camber please :flipoff2:

[xFallen]

That is the whole white tanks. I can't stand driving in wash boulders for 2 hours. Get me in a squeeze and off camber please :flipoff2:

With the sole exception of Asylum.

[xFallen]

Like you have a "stockish TJ on 37s". I agree though, just a long boulder garden, but there are a few optional lines that are gnarly, but you have to look for them, easy to drive right by. A few cool little obstacles, but too much nothing in between them.

A TJ on 37s, stock axles, stock wheelbase? Nothing special about that.

I know about the optional lines. It is still boring as hell. Running the boulder gardens in 2WD Hi or Lo with a locker makes them mildly more interesting. I don't mind boulder gardens but they have to be interesting, like the two on Die Hard.

[az-k5]

A TJ on 37s, stock axles, stock wheelbase? Nothing special about that.

I know about the optional lines. It is still boring as hell. Running the boulder gardens in 2WD Hi or Lo with a locker makes them mildly more interesting. I don't mind boulder gardens but they have to be interesting, like the two on Die Hard.

mmmmm.. Die hard.. mmmmm. one of my fav's for a whole lot of everything.

[lancetkenyon]

DH is great! I guess I have a stockish TJ too, and DH is really fun. I have made every obstacle clean, just never in the same trip, always seems like I get FUBARed on 1 obstacle, just different ones each time. Good times though.

[DrewDog]

A TJ on 37s, stock axles, stock wheelbase? Nothing special about that.

I know about the optional lines. It is still boring as hell. Running the boulder gardens in 2WD Hi or Lo with a locker makes them mildly more interesting. I don't mind boulder gardens but they have to be interesting, like the two on Die Hard.

I can't stand them!!!! I guess it's due to running the trail at 1AM while it's raining like hell!!!!.................Drew

[xFallen]

I can't stand them!!!! I guess it's due to running the trail at 1AM while it's raining like hell!!!!.................Drew

Rain and water is what makes a bunch of those trails especially interesting.


Barry

[DrewDog]

Rain and water is what makes a bunch of those trails especially interesting.


Barry

Except Die Hard, to me..............Drew:grinpimp: