–S.J. Hollist (06/08/2020)
Information
Nearby Trails
| Status: | Partially Open |
| Typically Open: | Year Round |
| Length: | 5.6 miles |
| Highest Elevation: | 2000 feet |
| Duration: | About 45 minutes |
| Shape of Trail: | Connector |
| Best Direction to Travel: | N/A |
| Nearest Town: | Black Canyon City |
| Nearest Town w/ Services: | New River |
| Official Road Name: | 9999 |
| Management Agency: | Bureau of Land Management |
| District: | Table Mesa Recreation Area |
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Highlights
The main attraction of AZCO Mine Road is that it gives access to many other more exciting trails throughout the BLM's Table Mesa Recreation Area; an area managed by the Hassayampa BLM Field Office. This road leads to a wide variety of trails designed to be enjoyed by a variety of outdoor enthusiasts. It includes areas for motorcycles, ATV's, and full size modified off-road vehicles. At the northern end of the road is the AZCO Mine which today is a large area for dispersed primitive camping.
Route Information
Waypoints
1. Table Mesa Intersection (0 mi)
This is the southern end of the trail. It connects to Table Mesa Road, which at this point is on State Trust Land, requiring a permit to continue South or West. Heading North will take you into the Table Mesa Road Recreational Area.
Directions to Trailhead
Trailhead Coordinates:
33.985965,
-112.145219
Starting Point: Table Mesa Recreation Area
The easiest way to access AZCO Mine Road / BLM 9999 Trail is from Table Mesa Road on the west side of I-17. However, this requires a State Trust Land Permit (see the "Access issues" section) as you will be crossing State Trust Land to get to it.
To avoid State Trust Land, you can connect from Old Black Canyon Highway, or Black Canyon Trail.
Camping
Dispersed
For individual use only, not to be shared.