AZ 77

Cool Features

SR 77 passes through a variety of terrain from desert, to forest and mountains, to high desert as it travels from Tucson to the Navajo Nation.

SR 77, along with US 60 goes through Salt River Canyon. The old bridge pictured below was replaced by the new, wider bridge in the late 90s. The old bridge is now a pedestrian bridge.

SR 77 traverses the El Capitan Pass, used by Kearny's Army of the West on their march to California in 1846. At the top, there's a nice view with some roadside tables.

SR 77 is called Miracle Mile for a small stretch in Tucson. The Miracle Mile name is likely derived from when a real estate developer decided to create a business center outside of Downtown Tucson, similar to the Miracle Mile in Los Angeles. Check out the Wikipedia article for more info about it.

Pictures

7/31/2021 - SR 77 South, south of SR 79 near Oracle Junction

9/18/2021 - SR 77 North (Miracle Mile), just east of I-10 - Tucson

6/29/2022 - SR 77 North @ US 180 East - Holbrook

6/29/2022 - SR 77 North @ US 180 West (Hopi Dr) - Holbrook

6/29/2022 - SR 77 North @ Interstate 40 East - Holbrook

6/29/2022 - SR 77 North, north of Interstate 40

6/29/2022 - End of SR 77 North @ Navajo Nation border

10/6/2022 - SR 77 South/US 70 East, east of US 60 - Globe

10/7/2022 - SR 77 South/US 60 West @ White Mountain Rd (SR 260) - Show Low

11/26/2022 - SR 77 North/US 60 East @ US 70 East - Globe

11/26/2022 - SR 77 North/US 60 East near Mile 309

9/2/2023 - SR 77 North, south of Mile 140

9/2/2023 - SR 77 North, south of Mile 147

9/2/2023 - SR 77 North, north of Mile 156

9/2/2023 - SR 77 North, north of Mile 162

9/2/2023 - SR 77 North @ US 70 - Globe

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