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El Camino Del Diablo, West Side

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Location Ajo, AZ
Rating Easy,
Length 34.8mi
Time 6hrs

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Overview

Second part of a great offroad trip along U.S. border.

A rugged desert drive, but with no major obstacles along the route we took. This trail is a continuation of trail #98. It leaves from the High Tanks area and crosses over the Tinajas Altas Mountains, then heads north past Fortuna Mine (see trail #97, described separately). All of this trail is in the Barry M. Goldwater Range West, where there are many additional roads to explore. A great trail for ATVs, UTVs and dirt bikes, but all vehicles must be street legal. The free permit required for the east side covers the west side, too. When you get your permit, print it out and carry it with you. All intersections are marked with wooden posts. Not all posts are shown on our map.

Rating

Easy
Trail Ratings Defined

Rough and rocky in places, especially near Fortuna Mine. High clearance 4WD stock SUVs can do it. Alternate routes shown on the BMGR West map may be more difficult.

Stats

Length

34.8mi

Time

6hrs

High Point

1,136ft

Best Time To Go

Fall/Winter/Spring

Closed March 15-July 15

Current Conditions

(623) 580-5500Regulations and Permit: Call BLM in Phoenix

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Trail Updates

3/2/2018
Submitted by Matt Peterson
The route has no changes. I went right at Post 7 and drove Spook Canyon. The canyon was low-end moderate rating with a stock Tacoma.

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