Oatman Highway is a very demanding drive located in Mohave County, in the US state of Arizona. Very few guardrails give you no leeway for error.

County Route 10 (CR 10), locally known as the Oatman Highway or the Oatman–Topock Highway, is a 50.1-mile-long (80.6 km) northeast–southwest highway in Mohave County, Arizona, United States. The highway is primarily used to serve the cities of Oatman and Topock. The road is almost entirely concurrent with Historic Route 66. The 8-mile-long (13 km) stretch through the Black Mountains, also ...

Nov 16, 2024 · Arizona's Oatman Highway is perhaps the most legendary — and most dangerous — section of historic Route 66, America's most famous road trip, stretching from St. Louis to …

Trip planning for travel on Historic U.S. Route 66, the Mother Road, to Oatman, Arizona, with photos, maps, hotel listings, and popular places to see

Miners in the early 1900s found gold and thereafter the town became one of the many along Route 66. During the boom Oatman supported almost 10,000 people. Today only around 100 people reside here. The wooden sign at the entrance gives a brief history of the town and its important domesticated animal, the burro.

Sep 9, 2024 · Oatman an Old West Gold Mining town with wild burros & gunfights. Drive US 66 through Goldroad, the Black Mountains, and Sitgreaves Pass from Cool Springs. Plan your Route 66 road trip with our tips.

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Apr 10, 2023 · The Oatman Highway is known for three things: some of the most beautiful scenery along Route 66, the adorable town of Oatman, Arizona, and nerve-wracking hairpin turns, many with no guardrails. In fact, one of the highway’s nicknames is the Sidewinder. A sign in Oatman claims the road as 191 curves in 8 miles.

This is a black and white 5.25" shield shaped sign all about the Arizona Sidewinder Highway, Old Route 66, 8 miles long with 191 curves, between Oatman and Cool Springs Station, AZ.