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A self-guided 4×4 tour from Morristown to Meyer, Arizona through the Bradshaw Mountains and the Prescott National Forest.
A precursor to the well known Crown King 4×4 trail, the Boulder Pass Trail is a lesser know and equally as challenging 4×4 route spanning from Morristown to Mayer, Arizona. Along the route, you will navigate through various types of terrain, including deep sand, water crossings, steep grades, rock gardens, and off-camber washouts. As you make your way to one of several destinations along the route, you and your 4×4 vehicle will be put to the test, encountering boulders up to 12 inches in diameter, making body damage and vehicle failure a potential risks.
Don’t go alone and come prepared with a well-equipped vehicle and necessary recovery equipment.
It’s important to note that the Boulder Pass Trail is recommended for experienced motorized users. To safely navigate this trail, you’ll need at least a 2-inch lift, 33-inch tires, and one locker. Additionally, it’s highly advisable to bring more then one motorized vehicle, as this route contains technical obstacles that should not be attempted alone.
A State Trust Land permit is recommended.
Download includes GPX and KML files that are compatible with most GPS devices. Refer to the manufacturers instructions for uploading track and point files.
| Difficulty | Expert |
|---|---|
| Distance | 80 Miles |
| Bureau of Land Management | Yes |
| National Forest | Prescott National Forest, Yes |
| File format | GPX, KML |
| Number of POI | 93 |
| Start | Morristown, Lake Pleasant |
| End | Crown King, Meyer, Cleator |
| Time to complete | 2 days |
| Membership Level |