Arizona’s stretch of Route 66 is one of the most picturesque along the entire route. From volcanoes to painted deserts, to lush green forests, the journey provides numerous scenic photograph opportunities as well as a wealth of history, great side trips, and a volume of Route 66 era icons.
In 1926, some 400 miles of Route 66 passed through Arizona, but very little was paved. That changed in 1933, and it was finally completed in 1938.
Enjoy your beautiful journey through the Grand Canyon State.
About Route 66 Through Arizona
Westbound on Route 66:
Allentown – Route 66 Railroad Town
Chambers – Small Town Route 66
Side Trip: Hubbell Trading Post
People of the Painted Desert & Petrified Forest
Petrified Forest National Park
The Curse of the Petrified Forest
Painted Desert & Petrified Forest Photo Gallery
Holbrook – Too Tough For Women or Churches
History & Haunting of the Navajo County Courthouse
Joseph City & the Jackrabbit Trading Post
Canyon Diablo – Meaner Than Tombstone
Flagstaff – City of Seven Wonders
Ghosts of the Hotel Weatherford
Museum Club’s Unearthly Guests
Bellemont – A Biker Friendly Town
Williams – Gateway to the Grand Canyon
Red Garter Bed & Bakery Haunting
Side Trip: Yaba-Daba-Doo – Bedrock City
Side Trip: Grand Canyon – One of Seven Wonders
Ash Fork – The Flagstone Capital of the World
Seligman – Where Pride in Pavement is King
Grand Canyon Caverns – Stumbling Into Opportunity
Peach Springs – Home of the Hualapai Indians
Valentine – A Broken Heart in the Mohave
Hackberry – A Silver Mining Haven
Kingman – Gateway to Hoover Dam
Side Trip: Chloride – Ghost Town
Side Trip: Ghost Towns of the Cerbat Mountain Range
The Path To California From Kingman
Yucca, Arizona & the Route 66 Bypass
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See our Arizona 66 Photo Gallery HERE
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