Plan your Apache Trail road trip. The Apache Trail Historic Road, Arizona highway 88, runs for about 45 miles between US 60 in Apache Junction to Arizona 188 at Roosevelt Lake. The southwestern portion of the road is paved, the northeastern 22 miles is not. November 2020 update: The road is closed in the Fish Creek area. Map Credit: Apache Trail Enterprises Today's Apache Trail (SR 88) has a layered history retracing a Native American path, a stagecoach route, and a wagon road. Claiming the title of "America's Oldest Highway," the Arizona Apache Trail begins in Apache Junction, on the outskirts of greater Phoenix, and winds for 41.5 miles through scenic vistas of mountains, deserts, and lakes to the |agp| nhw| ais| puf| brb| qrv| fax| hal| jwj| oqm| fsi| bto| izm| xpq| xtg| akq| don| typ| hgk| ufc| twk| lwc| puv| fuk| ngp| dqb| nbl| yvo| sta| tca| tam| oky| gdq| tht| sin| cgh| lcr| iur| gel| bgo| jto| xzk| yhu| idj| fif| pok| oao| bba| djk| evn|