Off-Highway Vehicle Program

Stage II fire restrictions are now in place across Arizona. Off-highway vehicles must stay on open Forest Service roads and may NOT use motorized trails or trail systems.

Upcoming Events

Provided below is a list of upcoming Off-Highway Vehicle events that our staff will be attending to answer questions, provide maps, and improve communication with the states OHV community.

Ambassador Show Me Rides Fall 2018 schedule

Contact your OHV Team:

OHV State Coordinator: Matt Eberhart - (602) 542-2146 or [email protected]

New "Laws & Places To Ride" OHV Brochure!

Laws and Places to Ride Arizona State Parks Off-Highway Vehicles
23751 N. 23rd Ave., #190
Phoenix, AZ 85085

New OHV Brochure features places to ride in Arizona. Download the OHV Laws and Places to Ride Brochure.

Please see page six for important informaton about the helmet laws affecting side-by-sides.

OHV Main Page

Where to Ride in Arizona

OHV Regulations

Permits for State Trust Lands

OHV Registration

Safety and Recommendations

OHV Ambassadors

OHV Recreation Contributions

OHV Clubs

Grant Programs Staff Directory

Matt Eberhart
(602) 542-2146
[email protected]
State Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Fund,
Recreational Trails Program,
Land and Water Conservation Fund

Mickey Rogers
(602) 542-6942
[email protected]
State Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Fund,
Recreational Trails Program,
Land and Water Conservation Fund

Sean Hammond
(602) 542-7130
[email protected]
State Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Fund,
Recreational Trails Program,
Land and Water Conservation Fund

Visitor Resources

Administration

Outdoor Recreation Info Center

Visitors Welcome!
23751 N. 23rd Ave. #190
Phoenix, AZ 85085

(877) MY-PARKS

ONLINE RESERVATIONS

Mission Statement

"Managing and conserving Arizona's natural, cultural and recreational resources for the benefit of the people, both in our Parks and through our Partners."