Since its completion in 1911, the Apache Trail has drawn visitors from all ... navigate through sharp curves and past sheer drops to Canyon Lake, and then the historic stagecoach village ...

It’s a curious sight to round a bend on the Apache Trail and find a 950-acre lake nestled in the desert valley. That’s because Canyon Lake was formed as a result of the Mormon Flat Dam ...

Turn left at the bottom of the off ramp and go 12 miles on State Route 88 (Apache Trail) to the Canyon Overlook trailhead at mile marker 208. There are no signs or facilities at the trailhead.

At the visitor overlook is a plaque with a quote from TR: “The Apache Trail combines the grandeur of the Alps, the glory of the Rockies, the magnificence of the Grand Canyon and then adds an ...

The trail eventually drops into a canyon. Several miles later, the sparkling waters of Apache Lake become visible. The final stretch of the drive follows the Salt River to Theodore Roosevelt Dam.

The Old West, got to love it," said Grant. For more Old West, people can head further east down the Apache Trail. After passing Canyon Lake, one of the most popular water getaways in the state ...

Whether it is the Apache Trail, Historic Route 66 or the gorgeous ... except it’s on a hill while Bisbee is mainly in a canyon. Jerome is famous for authentic everything, from watering holes ...

The shimmering vista of Canyon Lake is a fine reward for enduring the twisting and narrow Apache Trail northeast of Apache Junction. But make that journey now, and after rounding that last curve ...