Sitgreaves Pass is a mountain pass located in the Black Mountains of Arizona, part of the larger Mojave Desert region. It connects the towns of Kingman and Oatman, providing a scenic route through rugged terrain. The pass is named after Lieutenant Edward F. Sitgreaves, who explored the area in the 1850s. The pass is known for its steep grades and winding roads, making it a popular spot for travelers and adventure seekers. It offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape, including the historic Route 66, which runs nearby. The area is also rich in wildlife and desert flora.