What to Do Around Ash Fork, AZ

Ash Fork is your gateway to natural beauty, history, and authentic Route 66 charm. Here are some can't-miss activities while you're in the area:

Explore the Longest Stretch of Original Route 66 Just five miles west of town at Exit 139, start your journey along one of the longest, most scenic original stretches of Historic Route 66 in Arizona. A must-do for history buffs and road trip lovers.

Partridge Creek & Crookton Bridges See the original 1920s Route 66 bridges still standing today. The Crookton Overpass, now open to pedestrians, lets you feel the rumble of trains beneath your feet!

Beale Wagon Road Historic Trail Take your bike or vehicle and retrace the first federally funded road in the Southwest. This trail was once traveled by cattlemen, sheepherders, and pioneers.

Stone Dam & Steel Dam Visit two unique dams in Johnson Canyon. One made of red sandstone and the other of steel—one of only three of its kind in the world!

Mountain Bike Tours Ride along abandoned sections of Route 66 from 1922 and 1932. Pick up a free brochure at the museum and get pedaling!

Off-roading & Camping Kaibab National Forest and Devil Dog Loop offer excellent opportunities for dry camping and off-road exploration.

Dante’s Descent & Johnson Tunnel Explore natural sinkholes and historic railroad tunnels—but be sure to stop at the museum for detailed directions.

Ash Fork is more than a pit stop. It’s a destination filled with adventure, history, and one-of-a-kind experiences.