What are the highest roads in Arizona?
Located in the southwestern region of the United States, Arizona is the sixth largest state in the country in terms of area. Part of the Mountain West states, Arizona is best known for its desert landscape. It can be divided into three major land areas; the Colorado plateau, the Transition Zone and the Basin and Ridge Region. The state is also known for its climate, which has very hot summers and mild winters.
Highest roads in Arizona
| Mountain road | Elevation | County | Surface |
| Mount Baldy | 3.408m (11,181ft) | Apache | Gravel |
| Apache Peak | 3.334m (10,938ft) | Apache | Gravel |
| Sunrise Peak | 3.248m (10,656ft) | Apache | Gravel |
| Mount Graham | 3.192m (10,472ft) | Graham | Gravel |
| Greens Peak | 3.091m (10,141ft) | Apache | Gravel |
| Mount Heliograph | 3.060m (10,039ft) | Graham | Gravel |
| Webb Peak | 3.043m (9,984ft) | Graham | Gravel |
| Terry Flat | 3.033m (9,950ft) | Apach | Gravel |
| Inner Basin | 2.997m (9,832ft) | Coconino | Gravel |
| Roof Butte | 2.996m (9,829ft) | Apache | Gravel |
| Arizona Snowbowl | 2.912m (9,553ft) | Coconino | Asphalt |
| State Route 273 | 2.871m (9,419ft) | Apache | Asphalt |
| Big Lake | 2.870m (9,415ft) | Apache | Gravel |
| Coronado Trail | 2.860m (9,383ft) | Greenlee | Asphalt |
| Pat Knoll | 2,859m (9,379ft) | Apache | Gravel |
| Sunrise Park Resort | 2.852m (9,356ft) | Apache | Asphalt |
| State Route 261 | 2.845m (9,333ft) | Apache | Asphalt |
| Mount Elden | 2.841m (9,320ft) | Coconino | Gravel |
| Co Road 25B | 2.827m (9,274ft) | Greenlee | Gravel |
| Bill Williams Mtn | 2.822m (9,259ft) | Coconino | Gravel |
| Kaibab Plateau | 2.817m (9,200ft) | Coconino | Gravel |
| North Rim Lookout | 2.798m (9,179ft) | Coconino | Gravel |
| McKays Peak | 2.793m (9,163ft) | Navajo | Gravel |
| Mount Lemmon | 2.792m (9,159ft) | Pima | Asphalt |
| Pastora Peak | 2.786m (9,140ft) | Apache | Gravel |
| Devils Head | 2.786m (9,140ft) | Coconino | Gravel |
| Reno Lookout | 2.775m (9,104ft) | Greenlee | Gravel |