Arizona's Route 66 Driving Tour

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Tour Highlights

🚗 Sleep in a Route 66 Icon

Stay overnight at the famous Wigwam Motel in Holbrook, where guests sleep inside concrete teepees surrounded by vintage cars. It's one of the most photographed stops on Route 66.

🐰 Visit the Legendary Jack Rabbit Trading Post

Snap a photo with the giant jackrabbit statue and the famous "Here It Is" sign that has been drawing travelers off the highway for decades.

🎵 Stand on the Corner in Winslow

Visit the corner made famous by the Eagles' hit song Take It Easy. The bronze statue, murals, and historic downtown make it one of Arizona's most recognizable Route 66 stops.

☄️ See a Massive Meteor Impact Site

Just outside Winslow, Meteor Crater offers stunning views of one of the world's best-preserved meteor impact sites, nearly a mile wide and over 550 feet deep.

🦕 Discover Giant Dinosaurs and Quirky Roadside Art

From the Walnut Canyon dinosaur statue near Flagstaff to the colorful Giganticus Headicus near Kingman, Arizona is packed with classic roadside photo opportunities.

🍔 Eat at a Route 66 Legend

Grab a burger and enjoy the famous jokes and pranks at Delgadillo's Snow Cap Drive-In in Seligman, one of the most beloved eateries on the Mother Road.

🏜️ Explore Historic Route 66 Towns

Williams, Seligman, Kingman, and Oatman preserve the nostalgia of Route 66 with vintage neon signs, classic diners, gift shops, and historic buildings.

🫏 Meet Oatman's Wild Burros

One of Arizona's most unique attractions, Oatman's friendly wild burros freely roam the streets of this former mining town nestled in the Black Mountains.

⛰️ Drive One of America's Most Scenic Route 66 Segments

The stretch between Kingman and Oatman winds through dramatic mountain scenery, hairpin turns, and some of the most beautiful landscapes along Route 66.

📸 Experience Classic Americana at Every Stop

Vintage gas stations, retro motels, neon signs, museums, and roadside attractions make Route 66 Arizona one of the most authentic road-trip experiences in the United States.

Is This Tour Right for You?

Perfect if you:

Love history and fascinating stories

What To explore at your own pace

prefer a private experience

What to avoid expensive group tours

Maybe not if you:

Don't have a phone

Like to follow the tour guide

Don't like stories

Don't like to go at your own pace

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most famous Route 66 roadside attraction in Arizona?

The Wigwam Motel, Delgadillo's Snow Cap, Jack Rabbit Trading Post, and Oatman are among the state's most famous attractions.

Which Arizona town has the best Route 66 experience?

Many travelers consider Williams, Seligman, and Oatman the best preserved and most enjoyable Route 66 towns.

How much of Route 66 is still drivable in Arizona?

Arizona contains one of the longest continuous drivable sections of the original Route 66, with hundreds of miles accessible to visitors.

Is Route 66 worth driving in Arizona?

Absolutely. Arizona combines classic roadside attractions, historic towns, desert scenery, and authentic Americana better than almost any other state on the Mother Road.