Visitors at the first stop along the Apache Trail might expect to meet Annie Oakley or Jesse James ambling with guns in their hip holsters through cacti and inhaling the Arizona dry air.

Visitors at the first stop along the Apache Trail might expect to meet Annie Oakley or Jesse James ambling with guns in their hip holsters through cacti and inhaling the Arizona dry air.

You don't even have to leave your car to enjoy adventures in Arizona, as the state boasts some of the most scenic road trips in the US. One of these — Arizona State Route 88, otherwise known as the ...

Since its completion in 1911, the Apache Trail has drawn visitors from all ... The Republic talked to officials from the Arizona Department of Transportation, experts from the Forest Service ...

where we picked up Arizona Route 88 -- the 78-mile mountain road known as the Apache Trail -- and started rising from rolling desert into the spectacularly precipitous Superstition Mountains.

Take U.S. 60 east to Idaho Road (Exit 196) and go north to Arizona 88, the Apache Trail. Follow Arizona 88 northeast through the Superstitions (the pavement ends shortly after Tortilla Flat ...

When we pulled into Tortilla Flat, an old stagecoach stop on the Apache Trail, people milled about ... and the car's windows framed views of Arizona's stark beauty. Buttes jutted into pure blue ...

Your article on the Apache Trail last week was a little misleading. The trail fron Tortilla Flats onwards is little more than a dirt track. It passes Apache Lake and goes on to Roosevelt Lake and Dam.

Reprinted from Progressive Arizona. The Apache Trail can be visited as an inexpensive side trip via the Southern Pacific Railroad to or from California from either New York or Chicago. For further ...

State Route 88, also known as the Apache Trail, is one of the most scenic drives in Arizona. Trump announces two new national holidays, including one on Veterans Day All the stars who broke Anna ...