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Private property | Respected access is granted access
This article discusses the importance of respecting private land access in Arizona’s backcountry and the growing issue of trespassing. It highlights the role of landowners in maintaining open roads and trails, the consequences of ignoring “No Trespassing” signs, and how private property rights can impact access to historic sites and off-road trails. With examples from…
Day two and three | A Cross Road and 4 Peaks trail
Beautiful snow-capped mountains, a treacherous river, and a flourishing desert. Day 2 started with a quick breakfast and some pavement. We originally planned on traveling threw Pioneer Pass in the Pinal Mountains. Three feet of ice forced a detour down highway 77 towards Globe. There we connected with highway 288. After rounding Roosevelt lake, the…
Tonto National Forest Collection
The Tonto collection consists of several tracks throughout the Tonto National Forest that provide access to several attractions including cabins, abandoned mines, and Native American archeological sites. Among these places are the cabins of long lost Arizona Pioneer Fred Pranty and the last apache Chief, Dell Shey.
7 days on an epic journey across Arizona
Arizona brings us all together On March 17th, 2019 several men and women from all over the country will come together for one epic journey. We will navigate threw Arizona from one end to the other. The idea, is to utilize Arizona’s backcountry 4X4 trails. From Benson Arizona to Monument Valley, we will transverse mountain…
The Arizona state trust land recreation permit
Learn about Arizona State Trust Land permits, including where and when they are required for recreational activities. Understand the legal framework, types of permits available, and important rules surrounding state trust land access. Discover how the funds from these permits benefit Arizona’s public schools and state prisons, and avoid costly penalties by following proper regulations.
Light bars on Arizona streets – Is it right?
Learn the facts about using light bars on Arizona roads, including legal guidelines, when and where auxiliary lights are allowed, and important safety considerations. Discover Arizona’s specific regulations on high beams, auxiliary lights, and the proper use of light bars while driving in rural areas. Understand the key laws such as ARS 28-946, ARS 28-938,…
Video – Rawhide Wash Slot Canyon is a worthy destination
A camping trip, great food, and an awesome canyon Check out this drone footage of our recent trip to Rawhide Wash Slot Canyon near Alamo Lake State Park. It was a fantastic time when we met new friends and spent some quality time with family. Thanks to Expedition Off-Road, Retired Renegade Adventures, and everybody else…
15 trail etiquette guidelines you should know before exploring the Arizona backcountry
Discover important trail etiquette guidelines for off-road enthusiasts in Arizona. Learn the best practices for respecting nature, sharing trails, and ensuring safety in the backcountry.
Buckskin Canyon, Hassayampa River Wilderness and the UFO mine
A fantastic weekend with friends in the Bradshaw Mountains I was recently fooling around on Google Earth and came across a massive mining operation in the middle of nowhere. I intended to research the next Arizona Backcountry Explorers adventure, but we quickly got sidetracked, and boy, did we find a gem! This weekend John reunites…
The amazing story of the largest man hunt in Arizona history
On February 10th, 1918, US Deputy Marshal Frank Haynes, Graham County Sheriff Frank McBride, Deputy Mark Kempton, and Deputy Kane Wooten went to the Powers place with a warrant for the Powers brothers for draft evasion and questions concerning mysterious circumstances surrounding the death to their sister Ola Powers. The officers reached the cabin near…