Coronado Trail (US-191)
114 miles of US-191 from Clifton to Alpine — "America's curviest road," 460+ named turns, copper mines below and ponderosa pine at altitude. Almost no traffic.
What you'll hit along the way.
Rider-verified stops, overlooks, fuel, and the corners worth knowing about — in the order you'll meet them.
Clifton, AZ (south end)
South terminus copper-mining town at 3,500 ft — fuel, food, and a critical pre-ride check before 90 miles of zero services.
Morenci Copper Mine viewpoint
Open-pit mine that's the largest copper operation in North America — pull-offs along the highway look down into the terraced excavation.
Granville Recreation Area
Forest Service picnic area with shade and pit toilets — the first reliable rest stop on the climb into the Apache-Sitgreaves NF.
Blue Vista Overlook
9,184 ft viewpoint over the Blue Range Primitive Area — interpretive signs, restrooms, and the best photo on the route.
Hannagan Meadow Lodge
9,000 ft historic lodge with a small restaurant — fuel here is unreliable but lunch is the real reason to stop.
Alpine, AZ (north end)
North terminus high-country village at 8,012 ft — fuel, food, and the connection north on US-180 to the Petrified Forest or NM.
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Runs are rider-logged & GPS-traced in the app
Ride your own ride — times are rider-logged & GPS-traced, never a race on public roads.
Shot by the riders who've run it.
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