Rogers Lake County Natural Area
Nestled just 10 miles southwest of Flagstaff on Route 66, Rogers Lake County Natural Area invites Route 66 travelers to experience Arizona’s stunning natural beauty. This serene oasis boasts tranquil waters and picturesque landscapes, perfect for a leisurely picnic or a refreshing hike. With its unique mix of lush surroundings and rich local history, it offers a peaceful retreat from the road, making it a must-stop for any adventurer looking to connect with nature and recharge on their journey along the Mother Road.
Rodney
3 years ago"It's a nice area to take a leisurely stroll through. It's also good for hiking. My son and daughter took our 2 year old pit bull Anya for a 5 mile hike to a fire watch tower. They all had a great time! From the tower you can see the sports dome at NAU. The whole area is beautiful like this."
Kevin P
4 years ago"My son and I was looking for something to do. We found a spot on the map decided to go check it out. The road in there is very muddy and bumpy it was washboard type bumps. Got to the spot we thought was the lake but it was water and a field. Not sure if we were at the right place but it was very pretty. Someone told us you can continue driving on that road 10 more miles and come to a Lookout Point. We decided to try to turn around and go home."
Trish Evans
3 months ago"Went Off-Roading on trails in the new EV, to the "Edge of the World". "Wow" Views!!"
Megan Hymers
2 years ago"Worth the 8 mile drive on a dirt road! Beautiful scenery and well maintained trails. My 5 and 2 year old loved exploring the colors of nature. The views in all directions are breathtaking."
Cat
3 years ago"Could not find a lake or Roger. We got the car stuck trying to get there. Road closure caused a lack of tow service but black heart towing really came through. Pretty scenic though during a traumatic moment."
