OHV Information
There are so many things that affect us as motorized recreationalists. Travel management plans, what do I need when I am off road, where can I go?
Did You Know
Not sure who owns the land you are on? How did that trail get there? Do I need permits?
AZ ORV/OHV Information Handbook
This booklet is developed and printed by the A4WDA with the help from a Yamaha Outdoor Initiative Grant. The information in this booklet covers rules, regulations, agency requirements and information. There are also tips on safety, recovery, camping, and events.
The A4WDA has listed some of our favorite trails in Arizona along with roads and trails that have been developed through AZ State Parks Grants. This booklet is downloadable here and will be available soon at our sponsors shops, most FS, State Parks, Game and Fish, and BLM offices. They are also available at all of the events that we attend.
Download AZ OHV HandbookArizona Who Owns What Information
Information about land ownership and jurisdiction in Arizona — helping you understand who manages the land you're recreating on.This flyer explains what lands in Arizona are managed by what agencies and waht is different with rules, regulations and permits.
Who Owns What in Arizona
Fight for Every Inch
The BlueRibbon Coalition (BRC) is fighting to keep public lands open for the public. As all forms of outdoor recreation explode in popularity, BlueRibbon Coalition is positioned to play an outsized role in shaping public policy for outdoor recreation access in the years to come.
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Join the A4WDA Community
Connect with fellow off-road enthusiasts, participate in trail maintenance, and help advocate for responsible motorized recreation in Arizona.