Biking
E-bike, mountain, or road bike across the Coronado.
E-Biking
E-bikes are only allowed on motorized trails within the Coronado National Forest.
Mountain Biking
All Coronado National Forest roads and trails outside of Wilderness areas except where posted "closed" are open to mountain bikes. There are a few specially designated "Mountain Bike trails" on the Coronado, listed below.
Road Cycling
Most public roads and highways on the Coronado National Forest can be used by cyclists. There are two areas on the forest that are popular for road biking.
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Arcadia #328
Because of the notable views it offers, Arcadia Trail has been designated a National Recreation Trail, placing it among the most outstanding trails in the nation. Most people travel this popular…
Aspen Draw #423
From E Turkey Run Rd the Aspen Draw Trail meanders uphill moderately challengingly for 1.9 miles. This is a great summer/spring hike. Dogs are welcome on this trail but must be on a leash. This is a…
Bellota #15
The Bellota trail #15 is located in Redington Pass and is part of the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
Brown Canyon #115
Brown Canyon Trail leads into a scenic little canyon with good views and high desert vegetation. A spur trail, the Pomona Mine Trail, leads to the site of an old tungsten mine while the Brown Canyon…
Brown Canyon Ranch
Brown Canyon Ranch offers a glimpse back in time and ample opportunities for an enjoyable day with the family. Located on the northeastern flanks of the Huachuca Mountains just outside Sierra…
Bug Springs #10
From Bug Springs Trailhead to Lower Green Mountain Trailhead is an arduous 4.7 miles uphill climb. This is a great winter/fall hike where you can get out and stretch your legs. It is an additional .8…
Cañada del Oro #4
This old trail follows the drainage of the Cañada del Oro, or Canyon of Gold, down the north slopes of Mt. Lemmon toward the town of Oracle. Besides being the site of a legendary lost gold mine,…
Canelo Hills Loops #799/58/49 Scenic Drive
Historic ranching and mining country with broad grasslands and distant buttes provides the setting for this loop drive. The route starts out in the little ranching community of Sonoita and winds…
Carr Canyon Perimeter Trailhead
The Carr Canyon Perimeter Trailhead provides access to the Perimeter Trail #138 and the Carr Nature Trail #139. There is no fee or pass required to park at this location. Trash bins are available at…
Casa Blanca Canyon Trailhead
The Casa Blanca Canyon Trailhead provides access to Casa Blanca Canyons #161 (Arizona National Scenic Trail Passage 4), which climbs to the northwest. An underpass near the trailhead also provides…