AZ Graham Greenlee Motorcycle Roads

Not for the faint of heart.Awesome views.

• bh6919
• score: 10

AZ 366 Is a hidden gem south of the grand 191 (Devil's Highway).
It's spectacularly beautiful and takes you to a high elevation. Corners are often tight and there are several sets of switchbacks one needs to be ready for.
Beyond the end point the road becomes unpaved. During good weather, with proper bikes, You are welcome to continue on and enjoy further.
US Forestry service people are typically there, but they are quite friendly.
It's much more technical than fast. Enjoy!

• ocjimmy
• BMW K1200RS
• score: 52

Frenzied curves on the Devil's Highway followed by a more relaxed ride through the Gila Forest. This 200 mile loop starts at Three Way, Arizona and immediately heads north and takes in a section of US191 named the Coronada Trail, also known as the Devil’s highway. This is a long stretch that consists of almost no straights at all and has spectactular turns and views. The road itself is quite challenging so stopping to admire the views from the viewpoints is recommended, also many of the turns are blind so one needs caution should be used. At Alpine, the route heads briefly east, and crosses into New Mexico before heading south on US180 where you can find more great turns and some beautiful views of the Gila National Forest. After Wilcox Peak, take a right onto State Highway 78, where you’ll find some more nice turns on the way back to the start. ( Image : Coronado Trail Curves ; Credit : Throttle Girl )

• rabbit
• RC36 SR43a 4XV SC28 999s
• score: 6446

enough gas stations, restaurants, great ride through mountains, lots of camping spots and best of all, no traffic, just you and the road

This long, straight stretch is a really nice two-lane hwy that is easily the most beautiful way to get to Tucson from the Phoenix area. Lots of beautiful cactus, desert vegetation, and Mt Lemmon looming in the distance. There is something very therapeutic about this stretch.

• paulcassell
• score: 22

Empty two-lane hwy with spectacular views of undeveloped Arizona Desert. Wild horses, wild donkeys, mesas and overlooks. Gas up in Casa Grande - there is nothing til you get to SR 96 towards Ajo.

• paulcassell
• score: 22

Starts in Tucson surroundings looking at some beautyfull ranches, on Sonoita there is a nice place with a really good steak, and a few wineries. Go to Parker Canyon for a little fishing and camping, even rent a pedal boat beautyfull scenery with nice curves. On Tombestone dont miss the famous OK Corral shooting, great place to spend the day.

• obours
• 2006 Harley Davidson FLSTFI Fatboy
• score: 32

Excellent

• obours
• 2006 Harley Davidson FLSTFI Fatboy
• score: 32

Excellent

• obours
• 2006 Harley Davidson FLSTFI Fatboy
• score: 32

A nice loop that can be done in 3-4 hours with some interesting stops in small communities...and a winery.

• AzLouie
• 93 ST1100
• score: 5

Pleasant and easy stretch with some corners and interesting sights.

• sheepskin_sliders
• BMW Boxer
• score: 1522

Really nice mix of twisting corners that turn into sweepers on the New Mexico side, very good.

• sheepskin_sliders
• BMW Boxer
• score: 1522

Really nice corners and beautiful scenery

• sheepskin_sliders
• BMW Boxer
• score: 1522

Really liked this high speed open route when I did it a while back.

• sheepskin_sliders
• BMW Boxer
• score: 1522

Surface a bit patchy and there can be some tourists but if you avoid peak times and don mind a bit of gravel this a nice one

• sheepskin_sliders
• BMW Boxer
• score: 1522

Very nice road for practicing your cornering skills

• sheepskin_sliders
• BMW Boxer
• score: 1522

Nice ride thru the Santa Rita mountains

• Skelt
• BMW R1100GS
• score: 10

One of the best roads in southern Arizona

• Skelt
• BMW R1100GS
• score: 10

Biking Nirvana in the mountains, one of the best roads out there. A must do if you're in the area.

• iron_butt_1500
• F800GS
• score: 2520