What is arizona hwy 87?

Arizona State Highway 87, also known as the Beeline Highway, is a state highway located in central Arizona. The highway runs for approximately 130 miles (210 km) from Payson in the north to Chandler in the south. The highway is a major route for tourists traveling to popular destinations such as the Tonto National Forest, the Mogollon Rim, and the Salt River Canyon.

The highway has a speed limit of 65 mph and includes four lanes at some points, while at other points it is a two-lane road. The Beeline Highway is well maintained and relatively straight, making it an easy and scenic drive for travelers.

One notable landmark along the highway is the Four Peaks mountain range, which is visible from many points along the highway and is a popular hiking and camping destination. The highway also passes through several small towns and communities, including Fort McDowell, Payson, and Fountain Hills.

However, the Beeline Highway can be dangerous at times due to its narrow lanes, sharp curves, and steep grades. Accidents are common on the highway, and drivers are advised to be cautious and heed warning signs.