Bee Farm Ruins
Dilapidated wooden shelter covering remnants of an old bee farm.

Junction
Unexplored to the east. Speculate that it is a spur granting access to dispersed campsites.

Possible Campsite
Lovely garden-like Sonoran desert setting.

Junction
Unexplored to the east. Appears to be a short spur likely leading to a campsite.

Air Down / Up
A decent place to manage tire pressure close to pavement, but away from traffic.

Junction
Turned around here. Track continues either east or northwest. Will be back to explore!

Eroded Wash
Not too gnarly but a very degraded section of BLM road, suggesting infrequent travel.

Gas Station / Casino
A gas station at a casino located just within the western boundary of the Tohono O'odham Nation. This is a decently priced alternative to the busier tourist gas stations located in Why. A good place to top off before exploring the area.

Possible Campsite
Adjacent to a rocky, white wash.

Shallow Ravine (west)
Two-track crosses this ravine which is not technical, but the descent and ascent are relatively steep and may give inexperienced drivers or stock vehicles pause. Although is is not difficult and passable in any four-wheel drive vehicle.

Secluded Campsite
Along a very seldom traveled route, in a verdant depression with a large yellow dome to the west.

Unexplored to the south. Speculate that it leads to a hiking trailhead granting access to scenic rock formations.

Shallow Ravine (east)
Just a short distance from the western ravine crossing is another. Also a somewhat steep descent and ascent, but passable in any four-wheel drive vehicle.

Possible Campsite

Large Wash
Two-track crosses this very spacious sandy wash just west of the reservation.

Another lovely Sonoran desert setting close to the mountains overlooking the valley to the west.

Unexplored to the east. Appears to travel far northwest.

Secluded Campsite
Just north of a large yellow dome, this grassy, verdant campsite surrounded by saguaros is along a very seldom traveled track. Offers phenomenal scenery and solitude. Privacy is almost assured. No cell service.

Large Wash
Major artery crosses this spacious sandy wash.

Spacious Campsite
A large, verdant clearing in March. Would be a lovely place for a group to set up camp for the night just off the main artery.

BLM / AFB Boundary
Permit required to access Barry Goldwater Range to the north. Once free permit is obtained, route is fair game. Boundary is not marked in any way.

Cell Service
High elevation mountain saddle offering decent cell service. Cell service is spotty to the west of here, and disappears completely to the east of here.

Unexplored to the west. Appears to travel far north.

Public Metal Gate

My Campsite
A very picturesque campsite in the Sonoran desert nestled at the base of some rugged desert mountains. Surrounded by mountains on all sides except to the northwest which offers a sweeping view of the valley. Lovely vegetation here included saguaros and organ pipe cactus. The ground is slightly uneven so vehicles with sleeping platforms might need some leveling. Ground tents may have difficulty finding a level surface. Enough room for two or three vehicles. Directly adjacent to a rock formation to the east. Primitive stone fire ring. Some cell service. Great view of the sky for satellite connectivity. Although this site is very remote, signs of life indicate that it is a known and favored camping area. Privacy is moderate, with visitors and other campers possible on weekends. Accessible by any four-wheel drive vehicle, but larger vehicles will likely incur scratching due to close vegetation. Campsite is absolutely lovely and highly recommended with its only fault being that the ground is slightly uneven.

4x4 - Gardenlike Two-Track Spur
A scenic, winding track through the Sonoran desert, suitable for stock four-wheel drive vehicles. Large vehicles may incur scratches. Leads to idyllic campsite.

4x4 - Lightly Used Two-Track
Travels south-north close to reservation boundary. Suitable for stock four-wheel drive. Lightly used with close vegetation at times.

4x4 - Forgotten Two-Track
Route is faint at times. Looking for scenic and secluded camping? Explore this track.

4x4 - Rugged Track from Barry Goldwater

4x4 - Degraded Two-Track
South of the main artery, this is a sandy and overgrown track through the desert. Degraded at times may require high clearance. Not a dead end, but unremarkable.

Street

4x4 - Very Rugged Pipeline
Pipeline road continues into the mountains to the northeast. Rocky ascents and descents demand high-clearance four-wheel drive and low range.

4x4 - Rugged Track to Barry Goldwater
A very rugged, lightly traveled track that passed from BLM into Barry Goldwater Range. Free permit required from AFB for access. Great scenery and terrain!

4x4 - Rugged Two-Track

4x4 - Pipeline Road Artery
Major artery from pavement into the Sonoran desert, shares pipeline. For this duration stock four-wheel drive vehicles are sufficient. Gentle to the west and rugged to the east. Beyond this point to the east, high-clearance recommended. Traffic possible for this entire duration.

4x4 - Pipeline Road Artery
Very gentle section of pipeline road from pavement. Dusty and smooth. Stock vehicles sufficient.

4x4 - Very Rugged Pipeline

4x4 - Pipeline Road Artery
Bumpy section of pipeline road. Stock vehicles with low tire pressure recommended. Main artery. Traffic possible.