Old 90 Road

Old 90 is a straight-through connector road that travels through two national forests. Confusingly, the Kaibab National Forest calls this road KNF90 on its side of the boundary, but the Coconino National Forest calls this road 760A on its maps and labels it 767 with signage on the ground. The road travels west to east and is an occasional scenic drive along Juniper Ridge and Bull Basin Mesa. It is primarily used to access many other forest roads in the area that make up the Kendrick Peak trail system. There are a small number of dispersed mountain view campsites accessible to overlanders on the spur roads such as 128, but no campsites directly on KNF90 itself. In dry conditions, the trail is an easy drive, but during monsoon season it can get quite muddy and may be challenging when snow resides on the ground as well. There are one or two spots on the eastern end of the trail that require high clearance and possibly 4x4 due to ruts created by water runoff.