State Route 67

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State Route 67 is a scenic highway in northern Arizona that serves as the primary road to the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.

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State Route 67 canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf scenic road
state highway
abbreviation SR 67
alsoKnownAs Kaibab Plateau–North Rim Parkway
category Scenic highways in the United States
State highways in Arizona
Transportation in Coconino County, Arizona
connectsTo U.S. Route 89A
country United States
hasRoadLanes two-lane highway
hasScenicDesignation Arizona Scenic Road
National Scenic Byway
highwayNumber 67
lengthApproximateMiles 43
locatedInCounty Coconino County, Arizona
locatedInRegion northern Arizona
maintainedBy Arizona Department of Transportation
nearbySettlement Jacob Lake, Arizona
openSeason typically open from late spring to fall
partOf Arizona State Highway System
passesThrough Kaibab National Forest
Kaibab Plateau
primaryFunction tourist access road
providesAccessTo Grand Canyon Lodge (North Rim)
North Rim visitor facilities
restrictedBySeason yes
routeOrientation north–south
scenicFeatures forested high plateau landscapes
views of meadows and forests
servesAsPrimaryAccessTo North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park
linked to: North Rim
servesTrafficType park service traffic
tourist traffic
speedLimitTypical about 55 mph in rural sections
state Arizona
surfaceType paved
terminusNorth North Rim, Grand Canyon National Park
linked to: North Rim
terminusSouth U.S. Route 89A near Jacob Lake
winterClosure closed in winter due to snow
withinProtectedArea Grand Canyon National Park (at northern terminus)
Kaibab National Forest (partly)

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North Rim accessBy State Route 67