Coronado Trail (The Devil's Highway)
Widely regarded by iron-butt riders and sport tourers as the single most demanding paved mountain road in the American Southwest. Featuring over 460 curves across 92 miles of remote Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest with zero gas stations or cell service. Demands unyielding physical focus through endless 15-20 mph switchbacks without guardrails.
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The holy ground of Southeast sport touring, nestled off GA-60 in the Chattahoochee National Forest. An exclusively two-wheeled sanctuary where evening campfires buzz with tire pressure debates, apex line critiques on Wolf Pen Gap, and warm camaraderie among long-haul Gold Wing tourers and dual-sport explorers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many curves and miles is Coronado Trail (The Devil's Highway)? ▼
Coronado Trail (The Devil's Highway) spans 92 miles and packs approximately 460 curves (5.0 curves per mile) with an elevation delta of 3,460 ft - 9,350 ft (Hannagan Meadow) and technical rating 10/10.
Where are the start and end coordinates? ▼
The route starts at Clifton / Morenci, AZ (Latitude 33.0506, Longitude -109.2967) and finishes at Alpine, AZ (Latitude 33.8481, Longitude -109.1439).
How can I download the GPX file for GPS navigation? ▼
Click the "Download Free GPX" button on this guide. The standard XML file is 100% free and ready to load into Garmin zūmo, BMW Motorrad Connected, Rever, Scenic, or Google Maps.