Arizona Towns Along Historic Route 66

Kingman, Arizona

Route 66, often called the "Main Street of America" or the "Mother Road," runs through several key towns in Arizona, offering travelers a nostalgic look at mid-20th-century Americana. Some key spots along Arizona's stretch of Route 66 include:

1. Winslow, Arizona:

 Famous for the “Standin’ on the Corner” Park, inspired by the Eagles song “Take it Easy,” Winslow is one of the most iconic stops on Arizona’s Route 66.

 Website: www.standinonthecorner.com

2. Flagstaff, Arizona:

 Flagstaff is a major Route 66 destination, with a historic downtown filled with preserved motels, diners, and neon signs that harken back to the golden age of American road trips.

 Website: www.flagstaffarizona.org

3. Kingman, Arizona:

 Known as the "Heart of Historic Route 66," Kingman offers museums and nostalgic stops that celebrate the legacy of this historic highway.

 Website: www.kingmanroute66.org

4. Seligman, Arizona:

 This town is often considered the birthplace of Route 66's revival, with places like Delgadillo's Snow Cap Drive-In and quirky roadside attractions.

 Website: www.seligmanaz.us

5. Holbrook, Arizona:

Famous for its Wigwam Motel, where travelers can stay in wigwam-shaped rooms, Holbrook is another nostalgic Route 66 stop.

 Website: www.wigwammotel.com