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SUMMER DRIVES: Get ready for a wild ride on The Devil's Highway in Arizona! Just 200 miles east of Phoenix near Clifton, this 93-mile route, once known as Highway 666, climbs from 3,500 to nearly 7,000 feet. With its nonstop twists and turns, it's no wonder this road is called "the curviest in the U.S." Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g5tyE_t8

  • SUMMER DRIVES: Get ready for a wild ride on The Devil's Highway in Arizona! Just 200 miles east of Phoenix near Clifton, this 93-mile route, once known as Highway 666, climbs from 3,500 to nearly 7,000 feet. With its nonstop twists and turns, it's no wonder this road is called "the curviest in the U.S."
  • SUMMER DRIVES: Get ready for a wild ride on The Devil's Highway in Arizona! Just 200 miles east of Phoenix near Clifton, this 93-mile route, once known as Highway 666, climbs from 3,500 to nearly 7,000 feet. With its nonstop twists and turns, it's no wonder this road is called "the curviest in the U.S."
  • SUMMER DRIVES: Get ready for a wild ride on The Devil's Highway in Arizona! Just 200 miles east of Phoenix near Clifton, this 93-mile route, once known as Highway 666, climbs from 3,500 to nearly 7,000 feet. With its nonstop twists and turns, it's no wonder this road is called "the curviest in the U.S."
  • SUMMER DRIVES: Get ready for a wild ride on The Devil's Highway in Arizona! Just 200 miles east of Phoenix near Clifton, this 93-mile route, once known as Highway 666, climbs from 3,500 to nearly 7,000 feet. With its nonstop twists and turns, it's no wonder this road is called "the curviest in the U.S."
  • SUMMER DRIVES: Get ready for a wild ride on The Devil's Highway in Arizona! Just 200 miles east of Phoenix near Clifton, this 93-mile route, once known as Highway 666, climbs from 3,500 to nearly 7,000 feet. With its nonstop twists and turns, it's no wonder this road is called "the curviest in the U.S."
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Tim Taylor

National Sales Manager at CTW International Inc.

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Tail of the Dragon worthy.

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