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ADOT Proposes $4 Million Plan to Restore Limited Access to SR 88 Following 2019 Flooding
Introduction In a bid to address the aftermath of the extensive damage caused by flooding in 2019, the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) is proposing a $4 million plan to restore limited access to 5 miles of State Route 88, commonly known as Apache Trail. The interim project, scheduled for consideration by the State Transportation…
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Reopening the Historic Apache Trail Highway: A Journey Through Arizona’s Scenic Beauty
The Apache Trail Highway, a scenic byway nestled among the picturesque landscapes of Arizona, has captivated travelers for decades. From its breathtaking desert vistas to the charming towns along the way, this iconic route is a testament to the spirit of exploration and adventure. However, time has taken its toll on this treasured path, and…
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ADOT starts studies to repair Fish Creek Hill on the world famous Apache Trail
The Arizona Department of Transportation has initiated a comprehensive study to evaluate the viability of reopening the currently inaccessible seven mile segment of the Apache Trail situated at Fish Creek Hill, as mandated by an Arizona appropriation bill. With the objective of ascertaining the feasibility of this endeavor, the department is diligently examining various factors…
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ADOT news releases concerning the Apache Trail
Official news releases from the Arizona Department Of Transportation concerning the Apache Trail.
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Another productive meeting to discuss the Apache Trail State Route 88
We are moving this effort to the next level and hope to plunge this issue into the middle of the political sphere. Over the next few months, our goal will be to engage as many political representatives from every town and city in the vicinity to weigh in on this issue.
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The State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) is ready for construction.
The State Historic Preservation Office says that historic preservation is not an obstacle for Arizona Department of Transportation.
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Why the Apache Trail is closed
The world famous Apache Trail east of Phoenix, Arizona has been closed since 2019 from the Woodbury Wildfire that destroyed the Superstition Wilderness.
Author: K Allard
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