The Bureau of Land Management's National Back Country Byways and Scenic Drives offer the American public opportunities to rediscover the splendor of the West's public lands. The program combines America's love affair with motor vehicles together with the outdoors. Whether you like air-conditioned cars, four-wheel drive vehicles, or even dirt bikes, there's a back country byway waiting for you to explore. Back country byways and scenic corridors are off the beaten path. Some are near rural communities, giving you a chance to visit, eat, stay overnight, or just relax in "Small Town U.S.A."  In addition, off-highway vehicles (OHV) are permitted, with restrictions, in many areas under BLM administration in Arizona.

Arizona Strip Field Office

• Black Rock Picnic Area  
• Hack Canyon Trailhead 
• Vermilion Cliffs Highway Scenic Drive

Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument

• Mt. Trumbull Scenic Loop and School House 
• Sawmill/Unikaret Pueblo 

Hassayampa Field Office

• Harquahala Mountain Back Country Byway (OHV)
• Castle Hot Springs Road
• Agua Fria National Monument 

Kingman Field Office

• Historic Route 66 Back Country Byway

Lake Havasu Field Office

• Parker Dam Road Back Country Byway

Lower Sonoran Field Office

• Agua Caliente Scenic Drive

Safford Field Office

• Blackhills Back Country Byway
• Gila Box National Riparian Conservation Area
• Canyon Overlook Picnic Area

Tucson Field Office

• Las Cienegas National Conservation Area

 Yuma Field Office

• El Camino del Diablo (OHV)