© 2011  Central Arizona Bikers Inc. All rights reserved

The name ‘Show Low” came about from a card game that was dealt two early settlers of the area to decide which one would run the early settlement in the area.  Corydon E. Cooley, an early scout for the U.S. government and friend to the Chief of the White Mountain Apache Tribe, won the ‘low hand’ and since that time ‘Show Low’ became the name of this Arizona town.

Now one of the premier recreation areas in the state park system of Arizona, Fool Hollow Lake provides visitors with an abundance of outdoor activities.  The campground is easily accessible to bikers with excellent campsites.  The roads are all paved.

Less than an hour away from Show Low you can find the Petrified Forest National Park.  There is some great riding north to Holbrook down to  St. Johns and returning west to Show Low.  This ride is easily done in a day including a ride thru the Petrified Forest.  Just south of St. Johns one can pitch their tent at another State Park, Lyman Lake State Park.  This is the oldest park in the Arizona system. 

If you are returning to Show Low take some time out at Lyman to take a short hike on the many trails to see some petroglyphs.  There is a lot of wildlife in the area so make sure to take your camera.  You might even see on of the several Bison owned by the Lyman Lake Buffalo Club.  Another ride depending on where you are headed is Hwy 60 south to Globe thru the Ft. Apache Indian Reservation.

For more information

check out these

websites:


Lodging

Food

city of show low

show low museum

white mountains

Show Low Arizona
A Turn of a Card
...low hand wins in the town of Show Low, Arizona....

SHOW LOW

ARIZONA

85190

CENTRAL
ARIZONA
BIKERS©

Arizona’s

Motorcycle

Website

Show Low

Arizona

85190

...Fool Hollow lake provides visitors a cool place to camp.
...visit the ‘Petrified Forest’ National Park....

New! For Sale In Store

HOGCORE RIDERTM

Click here to shop!

STOREhttp://www.centralazbikers.deco-apparel.com/
...Arizona’s petroglyphs at Lyman State Park..
WEB DESIGN BY dslcards  C 2011

Click on photos to enlarge

Show Low, Arizona Photos

EVENTS

Hwy 60 Duece of Clubs, Show Low, Arizona

White Mountains, Arizona

Still Crusin’ car show, Show Low, Arizona

Fool Hollow Lake, AZ

Fool Hollow State Park, Show Low, Arizona

Petroglyphs in Arizona

ARIZONA    PRESCOTT    SEDONA    OATMAN   WILLIAMS   JEROME   TOMBSTONE   BISBEE    FLAGSTAFF   TUCSON   WICKENBURG    HAVASU CITY    SELIGMANarizona.htmlprescott.htmlSedona.htmloatman.htmlWilliams.htmljerome.htmltombstone.htmlbisbee.htmlFlagstaff.htmltucson.htmlWickenburg.htmllake_havasu_city.htmlseligman.htmlshapeimage_10_link_0shapeimage_10_link_1shapeimage_10_link_2shapeimage_10_link_3shapeimage_10_link_4shapeimage_10_link_5shapeimage_10_link_6shapeimage_10_link_7shapeimage_10_link_8shapeimage_10_link_9shapeimage_10_link_10shapeimage_10_link_11shapeimage_10_link_12
PAYSON   SHOW LOW   TORTILLA FLAT   COTTONWOOD   ARIZONA EVENTS   NATIONAL EVENTS   WORLD TOURS   RIDES   MY GOPRO   BABES  CHICKS   POSTERSPayson.htmltortilla_flat.htmlcottonwood.htmlArizona_Events.htmlNational_Events.htmlmotorcycleworldtours.htmlRides.htmlmygopro.htmlBiker_Babes.htmlBiker_Chicks.htmlbiker_posters.htmlshapeimage_11_link_0shapeimage_11_link_1shapeimage_11_link_2shapeimage_11_link_3shapeimage_11_link_4shapeimage_11_link_5shapeimage_11_link_6shapeimage_11_link_7shapeimage_11_link_8shapeimage_11_link_9shapeimage_11_link_10shapeimage_11_link_11

Flagstaff

There is certainly a lot to do in a town that holds claim to ‘The City of Seven
Natural Wonders’.  No doubt being surrounded by the Grand Canyon, Sunset Crater, Walnut Canyon, Oak Creek Canyon, Wupatki National Monument and the San Francisco Peaks gives this old Route 66 and pioneer....              MORE !
 

Payson

‘Zane Grey Country’ some folk call it but most recently the area around
Payson, Arizona is referred to as ‘the Rim Country’.  The Payson area was a favorite of the early western fiction writer Zane Grey as he owned a cabin near the Mongollon Rim. Located just south of the Mongollon Rim Payson was once known as Green Valley or Union Park.  The town is named ....         MORE !