Arizona State Park protecting what is widely cited as the world’s largest natural travertine bridge — about 183 ft high, 400 ft long, and up to 150 ft wide — spanning Pine Creek north of Payson. Short steep trails drop to viewpoints and the tunnel; historic Goodfellow Lodge holds interpretive exhibits on travertine formation and park history.
Field facts
| Region | Gila County, AZ |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 34.3206, -111.4565 |
| Height | ~183 ft travertine span |
| Length | ~400 ft tunnel |
| Access | Paved park road from SR-87 |
| Fee | Arizona State Parks day-use |
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