AMP: 194
Location: Idaho Rd and Southern Ave, Apache Junction
Reassurance shield a block after the route starts
AMP: 194
Location: Idaho Rd and 16th Ave, Apache Junction
Reassurance shield before the 16th Ave intersection
AMP: 195
Location: Idaho Rd and Broadway Rd, Apache Junction
Reassurance shield after Broadway Rd
AMP: 195
Location: Idaho Rd and Old West Hwy, Apache Junction
Reassurance shield after Old West Highway, the old alignment of US-60
AMP: 195
Location: Idaho Rd and Apache Trail, Apache Junction
Just after the Old US-60 junction, we’ll come to the original Apache Trail junction, the first road into Phoenix from Globe
AMP: 196
Location: Idaho Rd and Apache Tr, Apache Junction
SR 88 will follow the Apache Trail east
AMP: 196
Location: Idaho Rd and Apache Tr, Apache Junction
Stay straight for Idaho Rd north. Turn right for SR 88/Apache Trail
AMP: 196
Location: Apache Tr and Idaho Rd, Apache Junction
Reassurance shield after the turnoff
AMP: 196
Location: Apache Tr and Idaho Rd, Apache Junction
Not 100 feet after the last reassurance shield, we’ll get another one
AMP: 198
Location: Apache Tr and Lost Dutchman Rd, Pinal Cty
Reassurance shield as we leave the town of Apache Junction
AMP: 214
Location: SR 88 and Tortilla Flat Rd, Maricopa Cty
Reassurance shield after we pass the ghost town of Tortilla Flat
AMP: 219
Location: SR 88 and Tortilla Flat Rd, Maricopa Cty
As we get out of Tortilla Flat, the road quickly turns to gravel. It will be gravel for most of the duration of its length
AMP: 232
Location: SR 88 and Apache Lake Recreation Area Rd, Maricopa Cty
Several miles later, we’re told that we only have 12 miles to go to SR 188
AMP: 243
Location: SR 88 and SR 188, Maricopa Cty
A few miles later, pavement resumes and we approach SR 188
AMP: 244
Location: SR 88 and SR 188, Maricopa Cty
Turn right for 188 south towards Globe and left for 188 north towards Mesa
AMP: 244
Location: SR 88 and SR 188, Gila Cty
As we enter Gila County right at the intersection, turn right for 188 south and left for 188 north. 88 ends. I suspect this is the wettest looking highway junction in Arizona!
