TMRA 9991

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Status:	Open
Typically Open:	Year Round
Length:	0.78 miles
Highest Elevation:	2044 feet
Duration:	About 20 minutes
Shape of Trail:	Straight Through
Best Direction to Travel:	N/A
Nearest Town:	Black Canyon City
Nearest Town w/ Services:	Phoenix
Official Road Name:	9991
Management Agency:	Bureau of Land Management
District:	Hassayampa Field Office

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Highlights

Nestled in the heart of the popular Table Mesa Recreation Area, this short and straightforward trail provides some nice scenic views of the vast Sonoran Desert that covers most of southwestern Arizona along with the Bradshaw and New River mountain ranges looming west and east, respectively. You can easily combine this trail with other nearby tracks to create a longer loop drive. This short road won't take long to drive the length of it, but you'll want to plan some extra time to take in the scenery.

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Route Information

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Waypoints

1. Trailhead (0 mi)

TMRA (which stands for table Mesa Recreation Area) 9991 begins off AZCO Mine Road. The trailhead offers two lines, the right side being the more difficult. It's actually the most difficult obstacle on this otherwise very easy trail.

Directions to Trailhead

Trailhead Coordinates: 33.998048, -112.147304

Starting Point: Phoenix

From Phoenix proceed north on I-17 to Exit 236. On the west side of the exit proceed north 1.7 miles on Table Mesa Road - West to Waypoint 3, a Y intersection. Take the right fork at the intersection, which is AZCO Mine Road, and proceed north .75 miles to the trailhead on the left.

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Wade May

Hi! I'm Wade. After 43 years as a pilot, split evenly between flying fighters for the Air Force and Boeing 737s for the airlines, my feet are firmly planted on the ground. Seems I spent a lot of my flying time looking out the cockpit window thinking, "Yep, I could drive that trail." My trips range from a few days to a month. Most are solo in my silver 4Runner named Bullit. We range over all the southwest exploring remote places and trying to get as much dirt under the wheels as possible. Occasionally I get in some hiking, backpacking, and bushcraft as well. My most ambitious overlanding plans include a trip to Tuktoyaktuk and Dead Horse. Sharing my experiences as a member of the Trails Offroad crew is a true pleasure. Hope to see you on the trail soon.

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Black Canyon City, Arizona (Maricopa County)