-
Discover the economic impact of Arizona’s off-road community, with over $1.8 billion spent in 2017 alone. This study from Arizona Parks and Trails and Arizona State University highlights the community’s dedication, including 22,000 jobs created, 1.6 million enthusiasts, and a…
Posted in Land Use -
The Grand Canyon is one of the largest canyons in the world. Most people will never get a chance to experience most of this natural wonder. To reach many of the canyons overlooks, you must have a highly modified 4×4,…
Posted in Adventures -
The Apache Sigreaves National Forest has created two additional public meetings. Below you will find an email from the Forest Service. If you are subscribed to email updates, then you should have got the same. The forest service has received…
-
Day 2 of our 250-mile expedition through Parashant National Monument We finally made it to the north rim of the Grand Canyon after a joyful ride through the Hidden Mountains. Huge canyons, rocky mountain shelf roads, and thousand-foot sheer cliffs…
-
No cell phone, computer screen, or fellow human to distract. No bright lights, police sirens, or pavement to remind you of day to day life. We do it because sometimes, we need to get away from it all. However, adventuring…
Posted in Preparedness -
532 mile proposed trail closure threatens Rim Road Yup, you read that right. A large portion of the Mogollon Rim Road ( Forest Road 300 ) is under threat of closure upon completing the Apache Sitgreaves National Forest Travel Management…
-
A look at the destruction of the Woodbury fire I took a drive to the Reavis Ranch trailhead yesterday. The destruction from the Woodbury fire is immense. It looks like a completely different place. Although wildfires are a naturally occurring…
Posted in Land Use -
Public commenting open for Apache Sitgreaves National Forest Travel Management Plan The Apache Sitgreaves National Forest is asking the public to submit comments concerning a travel management plan in northern Arizona. These changes will affect access to our public lands.…
-
The story of a lonely Arizona pioneer named Gold Tooth Pranty Fred Pranty was a rancher, prospector, hunter, and an Arizona pioneer, whose story was lost throughout history. He lived a solitary life in the Sierra Ancha mountains and was…
-
Before I made the trek into Parashant, I had no idea of the beauty that was just hours away from my home. It’s easy to underestimate the Parashant. I have seen so many pictures of the Grand Canyon; I feel…
Log in to your account
Fight For Your Access To Public Lands!
Over 30,000 miles of roads on public land are closed, and there is another 20,000 miles to go!
We are fighting back by facilitating your connection to those who have decision-making authority. Please take action to save motorized access to public lands.
Latest From AZBackroads.com
-
Arizona Backcountry Explorers is permanently banned from Facebook
Facebook permanently deleted my account, erasing years of public land advocacy and silencing over 22,000 followers. Learn why it happened, what it means, and how AZBackroads.com is moving forward—uncensored and stronger than ever.
-
RED ALERT | Green Impact Exchange – an incremental approach to trading nature on Wall Street
Discover how activist investors and Wall Street tycoons are gaining control over U.S. public lands through corporate entities and ESG-driven financial assets. The Green Impact Exchange, under SEC consideration, aims to be the first U.S. securities exchange dedicated to funding green agendas, reshaping public and private land management. Learn about the implications of this corporate…
Join us on the AZ 4×4 Network!
