Off-Road Vehicle Registration

For operating on public and state trust lands in Arizona, all OHV’s weighing 2,500 pounds or less, and designed primarily for use over unimproved terrain, are required by law to display a valid OHV decal.

Both residents and non-residents are required to purchase an OHV decal for each vehicle.

Jeeps off-roading above Lake Havasu

There are two ways to register your off-road vehicle in Arizona:

  1. Street legal - residents and non-residents
  2. Title only - residents only

For more information about off-highway vehicle registration and decal requirements, visit the Arizona Game and Fish website.

Go Offroad in Lake Havasu City

  • Off-Roading Trails

    If you enjoy taking the road less traveled, here are some popular trails recommended by local off-road riders.

  • Desert Bar

    Ken Coughlin, founder of this saloon, built the Desert Bar at the site of an old copper mining camp in 1975. Although all remnants of the original camp are gone…

  • The Bunker Bar

    Just outside of Havasu Heights north of Lake Havasu City, this solar-powered desert bar has a full bar along with Whiteclaw and a variety of soft drinks.