Bear Wallow Cafe

Bear Wallow Cafe is a beloved small-town diner in Alpine, Arizona, at the northern terminus of the Coronado Trail (US-191), sitting at 8,046 feet elevation. Famous for its house-made pies and hearty breakfasts, the cafe has been a fixture for riders completing the Devil's Highway run since before the road was re-signed from Route 666. The menu leans classic American — eggs, burgers, steaks — with locals and through-riders mixing freely at the counter. Hours are 6am–8pm and the parking lot handles multiple bikes comfortably.

Arizona
Region
Food & fuel
Stop type
Standalone stop
Atlas

Alpine is the northern fuel and food stop for the Coronado Trail — finish 123 miles of the most technical pavement in Arizona and reward yourself with a slice of pie.

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