Kingman’s Heart of 66 Walking Tour
$9.99
Kingman’s Heart of 66 Walking Tour
Discover Historic Route 66, Wild West Stories, Railroads, and Arizona's Hidden Gem
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Nestled in the heart of northwestern Arizona, Kingman is one of the most authentic Route 66 towns in America. Surrounded by desert mountains and rich in railroad history, Kingman played a vital role in the development of the American Southwest and remains one of the most important stops along the legendary Mother Road. Today visitors come to explore historic buildings, Route 66 landmarks, museums, vintage diners, and fascinating stories that bring the Old West to life.
This self-guided walking tour takes you through downtown Kingman, where you'll discover century-old hotels, historic homes, railroad landmarks, Route 66 icons, and the people who built this desert town from the ground up.
Why Visit Kingman?
Kingman offers one of Arizona's most underrated historic experiences.
Along this tour you'll discover:
Historic Route 66 landmarks
The Powerhouse Route 66 Museum
Andy Devine Avenue
Kingman's historic railroad district
Route 66 murals
The Bonelli House
Historic Mohave County Jail
Steam Engine No. 3759
Historic hotels
Route 66 diners
Wild West history
Hualapai heritage
Whether you're a Route 66 enthusiast, history lover, or road tripper, Kingman is packed with fascinating stories.
$9.99
What will you see? Here are the tour highlights
Arizona Route 66 Museum
Located inside the historic Powerhouse Building, this museum tells the complete story of Route 66 through exhibits, vintage signs, photographs, and recreated roadside attractions. It's widely considered one of the best Route 66 museums in the Southwest.
Mr. D'z Route 66 Diner
A classic Route 66 diner famous for its retro décor, homemade root beer, and appearance during Oprah Winfrey's cross-country road trip.
Hotel Brunswick
Built in 1909, this historic hotel hosted celebrities, railroad travelers, and even the wedding reception of Clark Gable and Carole Lombard.
Hotel Beale
One of Kingman's oldest hotels and the childhood home of Hollywood actor Andy Devine, whose distinctive voice made him one of the most recognizable performers of his era.
Kingman Railroad Museum
Discover the town's railroad heritage at a historic depot that has welcomed trains since 1907.
Bonelli House
One of Kingman's most beloved historic homes, built from local stone after owner George Bonelli lost his original house in a devastating fire.
Historic Mohave County Jail
A remarkably preserved territorial-era jail that remains largely untouched decades after closing.
Locomotive Park
Home to Santa Fe Steam Engine No. 3759, one of the largest and most impressive steam locomotives preserved along Route 66.
FAQ's
What is Kingman Arizona known for?
Kingman is best known as one of the most important Route 66 towns in America and for its rich railroad history.
Is Kingman worth visiting?
Absolutely. Visitors can explore Route 66 landmarks, museums, historic hotels, steam locomotives, and authentic Arizona history.
How long should I spend in Kingman?
Most visitors can explore downtown in a few hours, though history enthusiasts may want a full day to enjoy the museums and nearby attractions.
What is the best museum in Kingman?
The Arizona Route 66 Museum is the town's most popular attraction and offers an excellent introduction to Route 66 history.
Can you still see Route 66 in Kingman?
Yes. Kingman preserves many original Route 66 buildings, businesses, signs, and historic streets.
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