Arizona is home to one of the wildest stretches of highway in the country. 🌵🛣️ U.S. Route 191, which winds through the mountains of eastern Arizona between Clifton and Alpine, is famous for its endless switchbacks, steep drop-offs, and remote terrain. The 120-mile section features more than 400 curves, making it one of the most challenging drives in America. With narrow lanes and dramatic elevation changes, it’s a road that demands your full attention. Longtime Arizonans might remember it by another name. Until 2003, this stretch was designated U.S. Route 666, earning the nickname “The Devil’s Highway.” The combination of the number and the road’s dangerous reputation led to decades of legends and eerie stories surrounding the route. Today, it’s a bucket-list drive for motorcyclists, road trip enthusiasts, and adventure seekers—but it’s definitely not for the faint of heart. Have you ever driven U.S. 191 (or remember it as Route 666)? 😳🛣️ Via Arizona Department of Transportat...