
Elephants Tooth
- Nature & parks
- In Oatman, Arizona
- 0.6 mi from Route 66
Elephants Tooth is a rock pillar in Mohave County, AZ, near Oatman, with its top at 3,666 feet above sea level. It rises beside the eastern edge of the old mining town, so drivers coming in on Route 66 from the Black Mountains pass close by. It is a scenery stop rather than a site with facilities, enjoyed from the roadside as part of an Oatman visit.
What is Elephants Tooth?
This is a natural rock pillar, a single tall formation that stands out against the hills around Oatman. There is no building or visitor facility here.
Visiting Elephants Tooth: tips
Take a photo from a safe pullout and move on into town. The Oatman Drug Company Building is about 0.6 mile away and the Durlin Hotel about 0.7 mile. The nearest restroom is about 0.6 mile away.
Practical info
- On site & nearby
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