 u.s. route 160 is a 1,465&nbsp;mile (2,358&nbsp;km) long east&ndash;west united states highway in the midwestern united states. the western terminus of the route is at u.s. route 89 five miles (8&nbsp;km) west of tuba city, arizona. the eastern terminus is at u.s. route 67 and route 158 southwest of poplar bluff, missouri. its route, if not its number, was made famous in song in 1975, as the road from wolf creek pass to pagosa springs, colorado in c.w. mccall's country music song wolf creek pass. ==route description==  ===arizona=== us 160 begins at us 89 near the western edge of navajo nation. near tuba city, it intersects state route 264. it goes through tonalea and cow springs before entering kayenta, where it intersects u.s. route 163. it continues northeast through dennehotso, then has a brief overlap with u.s. route 191 in mexican water. it goes east until teec nos pos, where it intersects u.s. route 64, then turns northeast to go to the four corners and enters new mexico. us 160 is one of the major routes crossing the navajo nation and in arizona does not leave the navajo nation. ===new mexico=== about  of us&nbsp;160 is located within new mexico. the highway travels northeast through extreme northwestern new mexic
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