Outlaw OHV Trail

Sedona, Arizona

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Distance

6.36 miles

Elevation Gain

407 ft

Route Type

Point-to-Point

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The Outlaw OHV Trail in Sedona, Arizona is a popular destination for off-highway vehicle enthusiasts. This trail is located in the heart of the desert, offering a unique off-road experience. The trail is 6.36 miles long and is rated as moderate in difficulty, making it suitable for most riders with some experience. The trail is known for its red rock formations, which are a distinctive feature of the Sedona landscape. Along the trail, riders will also encounter a variety of desert flora and fauna. The trail also offers views of the Verde Valley and the Mogollon Rim, two notable landmarks in the area. Riders should be aware that the trail is open to all types of off-highway vehicles, including ATVs, UTVs, and dirt bikes. However, all vehicles must be registered and street-legal. The trail is open year-round, but the best time to visit is in the spring or fall when temperatures are more moderate. In terms of tips, riders should ensure they have a map of the trail as there are several intersecting trails in the area. It's also recommended to bring plenty of water and sun protection due to the desert climate. Lastly, always remember to respect the trail and practice leave no trace principles.

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