Indian Pass Wilderness Access provides vehicle entry via Ogilby Road (S-34) to the 32,418-acre BLM wilderness area northwest of Picacho, requiring high-clearance, four-wheel-drive vehicles for the primitive Indian Pass Road.

Motorized equipment and mechanical transport are prohibited within the wilderness itself; visitors must park vehicles at the boundary and continue on foot or horseback for backcountry hiking and backpacking.

Nearby Picacho State Recreation Area offers developed camping facilities and Colorado River access for fishing and boating, with a $10 day-use fee required.