Crossroads OHV Area

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Crossroads OHV Area

Arizona

(928) 505-1200

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Overview

The Crossroads OHV Area is a 1500 acre "Open" area. Vehicle use in the area surrounding the OHV area is limited to designated routes. The staging area provides a paved parking lot, restroom, loading ramp and bulletin board. Riding opportunities in this OHV area include the sand washes, trails throughout the bajada.

This area is an unrestricted playground for ATVs and other off highway vehicles. The site includes parking area, unloading ramp, and vault toilets. Vehicles must be street legal or have state required off-highway vehicle stickers . Resort facilities nearby.

Map of Crossroads OHV Area

Latitude, Longitude: 34.280978, -114.137735

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Activities

  • Off Highway Vehicles

    The Crossroads OHV Area is a 1500 acre "Open" area. Vehicle use in the area surrounding the OHV area is limited to designated routes. The staging area provides a paved parking lot, restroom, loading ramp and bulletin board. Riding opportunities in this OHV area include the sand washes, trails throughout the bajada.

    This area is an unrestricted playground for ATVs and other off highway vehicles. The site includes parking area, unloading ramp, and vault toilets. Vehicles must be street legal or have state required off-highway vehicle stickers . Resort facilities nearby.

  • Picnicking

    NEARBY RECREATION SITES AND AREAS

    * Empire Landing Campground * Crossroads Campground * Emerald Cove Resort * Rock House Boat Ramp * Windmill Resort * Desert Rivera Resort * River Land Resort * Rio Del Colorado Resort * Parker Dam Back Country Byway

Seasonality/Weather

Fall to Spring. It is advised that you contact BLM's Lake Havasu Field Office or the National Weather Service for current road conditions and weather forecasts.

Directions

Driving

Crossroads OHV Area is on the California side of the Colorado River. From the AZ 95s, cross the river at Parker Dam and travel south on Parker Dam Road. From Parker, Arizona, cross the river to California and travel nine miles north on Parker Dam Road. The OHV area is located on the west side of the road. 9 miles northeast of Parker.

Phone Numbers

Primary

(928) 505-1200

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