Off-road · Arizona
Arizona Off-Road Rentals — Sedona, Florence, Box Canyon on PickRV
Arizona's red-rock 4WD trails (Sedona) and Sonoran desert OHV networks (Florence, Box Canyon) span beginner Jeep tours to technical rock crawling. PickRV's AZ cohort surfaces USFS Red Rock Pass and AZ OHV decal compliance.
- Trail systems
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- OHV permit facts
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- Sources cited
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Primary trail systems
Broken Arrow + Soldiers Pass (Sedona)
- Agency
- USFS Coconino NF
- Fits
- Jeep / 4WD
Intermediate (4-6)
Schnebly Hill (Sedona)
- Agency
- USFS Coconino NF + AZ state route
- Fits
- Jeep / 4WD
Easy-Intermediate (3-5)
Box Canyon / Martinez Mine (Florence)
- Agency
- BLM Tucson Field Office
- Fits
- Jeep / 4WD / UTV
Advanced (7-9)
Black Canyon Trail (Phoenix to Prescott corridor)
- Agency
- BLM + Yavapai County
- Fits
- ATV / dirt bike
Intermediate (5)
OHV permit facts
- Arizona OHV decal: $25/year. Required for all OHVs operating on public land in AZ (BLM, USFS, AZ State Trust).
- USFS Coconino Red Rock Pass: $5/day, $15/week, $20/year per vehicle. Required for stopping at most Sedona trailheads.
- AZ does not have a reciprocity program for OHV stickers — bring your own decal or buy at the host pickup.
- Florence BLM area: free for self-driven access, no day-use fee. Commercial guided tours require BLM Special Recreation Permit.
Sources cited (real .gov / industry)
FAQs
Is Broken Arrow OK for a first-timer?
Yes — Broken Arrow is the standard Sedona beginner-intermediate route. The Devil's Staircase obstacle at the end is rated 4-5 and is walkable in most rental Jeep Rubicons with the host's coaching.
Do I need both the OHV decal and the Red Rock Pass?
Yes, in Sedona — the AZ OHV decal is on the rig, the Red Rock Pass is for parking at USFS trailheads. The host normally handles both.
Is summer too hot for Florence?
From mid-June through mid-September, yes — afternoon temperatures regularly exceed 110F. Most Florence trips happen in October-April. Sedona stays accessible year-round but is hot in summer.
