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Bullhead City to Yuma
Connecting 3 Counites:
Mohave-La Paz-Yuma
The proposed Arizona Peace Trail,
is a developing 700-mile trail system
for the OHV enthusiast! Whether you
have a Quad, Side by Side or a Jeep,
the"Arizona Peace Trail" is a great way
to take daily rides or planned overnight
trips providing information on where to
gas up, grab a bite to eat or stay the
night throughout Yuma, La Paz and
Mohave Counties. At least a dozen re-
gional OHV (Off Highway Vehicle) clubs,
in three counties, have participated in
the inventory of places to visit through-
out the 3 Counties.
Their mission is to develop a loop trail
system utilizing existing trails and roads in
Western Arizona connecting Bullhead City
to Yuma and assist the land managers in
maintaining the trail system. Work with
City, County, State and Federal Agencies
to keep the desert roads and trails open
for public use. Work on projects for our
community, our highways an our public
lands. Promote the sport of Off Highway
Vehicle(OHV) riding safety, with aware-
ness and respect for the environment.
Members are working with agencies to
ensure the trail is ecologically sound.
The trail uses existing roads and trails.
According to J.C. Sanders, chairman of
the Arizona Peace Trail Committee the
group is hoping to develop a recreation-
al opportunity and develop areas for
camping and preparation so that people
can go on longer trips.
July 20,2015 The La Paz County Board
of Supervisors approved to submit a
grant application to the Yamaha Out-
door Initiative to help pay for signage
on the La Paz County portion of the Ari-
zona Peace Trail. The amount of funds
the County is seeking is $14,980.46.
The website will be providing informa-
tion on where to gas up, grab a bite to
eat or stay the night throughout Yuma,
La Paz and Mohave Counties.
For more information, please visit:
Visit www.ArizonaPeaceTrail.com.
