This is a great hard core trail that is best suited for modifed vehicles. It is a rocky trail that follows a creek bottom in Tanque Verde Canyon. At the halfway point there is Chivo Falls which flows water during wet periods.  Lockers and high ground clearance is recommended, although skillful drivers can make this run in a stock vehicle.  One obstacle named “Three Feathers” provides drivers with 3 different options to from moderate to hard.  Major obstacles can be bypassed.

This great hard-core trail features Chivo Falls. During wet periods, water flows over a high rock ledge and drops dramatically to a pool below. This cool, shaded halfway point on the route is a popular place to stop for lunch. Narrow, rocky trail that drops into Tanque Verde Canyon then follows the canyon creek bottom. Usually, the creek is relatively dry, but during rainy periods deep crossings are possible. One obstacle called “Three Feathers” has various routes from which to choose, some more difficult than others. The last 0.1 miles before Chivo Falls is difficult and tippy, but this part can be walked. Generally, this trail is driven by modified vehicles, but aggressive stock vehicles can probably get through with some help. There are no monster obstacles, but you can find tough stuff if that’s what you want. Lockers, high ground clearance and skid plates recommended. Route-finding is complex. Don’t drive this trail alone. – www.trails.com

Activity Type: Off-Highway Drives
Nearby City: Tucson
Length: 10 total miles
Elevation Gain: Minimal
Trail Type: Point-to-point
Skill Level: Difficult for 4WD (ATV Options Available)
Duration: 4 to 5 hours
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This fun trail gets you to Chivo Falls, a gorgeous waterfall and beautiful scenery. The trail is usually fairly easy with a few obstacles.
You come to Three Feathers first, a rock and sand hill with three ways down it. Take the way to the right for the easiest way, or the left for a nice wedgy on the way down.
The trail has a fun rock near the Falls that makes your vehicle very tippy and can inflict body damage on your way by it. You can get as close to the Falls as you wish, with the rocks getting bigger and more challenging the closer you get. If you stop where it is still sandy you are still very close to the Falls. - www.traildamage.com