Route 66 stops in Arizona

Iconic teepee-shaped roadside motel, a Route 66 landmark.

Iconic shop with the “Here It Is” billboard landmark.

Once a trading post and attraction, now under restoration.

Park honoring the Eagles lyric with statue and mural.

Extensive automotive museum showcasing car design and culture.

Classic Route 66 gift shop operated by the Delgadillo family.

World-famous Route 66 burger stand known for jokes, pranks and roadside charm.

Underground cavern tours with on-site motel.

Historic tribal-run gas station preserved on Route 66.

Vintage Frontier Cafe sign preserved along Route 66 in Truxton.

Former train depot turned quirky roadside stop.

Large green tiki-style roadside art installation.

Beloved vintage shop loaded with Route 66 memorabilia.

Painted sign commemorating Arizona’s Route 66 heritage.

Famous twin arrows pointing toward Route 66 past.

Mountain pass with winding roads and sweeping vistas.

Info hub in historic train station on Route 66.

Historic Native American trading post located near the Arizona-New Mexico state line.

Oldest hotel in Arizona with vintage rooms

Popular Route 66 motel offering travelers a classic roadside lodging experience.

Famous barbershop where Route 66 was revived.

Private museum with classic cars & memorabilia.

Classic Route 66 diner sign welcoming travelers to one of Kingman's best-known eateries.

Visitor hub with exhibits, guides, and gift shop.

Historic gas station and museum on scenic Route 66.

Ruins of a Route 66-era ghost town.

Old stone bridge with rugged, photogenic charm.

Route 66 souvenir and gift shop serving travelers in downtown Seligman.

Historic Union 76 gas station located along a remote stretch of Route 66.

Regional museum highlighting Mohave County history.

Natural rock formation resembling a giant fish bowl.

Local café popular with travelers and residents alike.

Info hub in historic La Posada depot.

Meteorite impact site with trails, viewpoints, and a visitor center.

Ghost-town ruins of a once-thriving Route 66 stop.

Bridge spanning scenic Walnut Canyon.

Casual restaurant known for gourmet hot dogs, burgers and craft offerings.

Historic bridge spanning Querino Canyon near Route 66.

National park featuring fossilized wood and scenic badlands.

Historic Route 66 marker inside Petrified Forest National Park.

Laid-back outlet for geodes, petrified wood and other raw stones plus dinosaur statues.

Visitor center offering local tips and history exhibits.

Vintage theater building with retro façade.

Tourist center in former train depot.

Western-themed complex with food and fun.

Iconic sign welcoming travelers to Williams.

Museum dedicated to the town’s role in Route 66 and railroad history.

Nostalgic roadside sign with humorous poetry.

Nostalgia-themed Route 66 gift shop and roadside attraction.

Cozy café offering breakfast and espresso.

Cave sealed after tragic legend and ambush.

Historic 1912 Route 66 bar with neon, music, and nightlife.

Old West jail exhibit from Arizona’s frontier days.

Iconic eatery with quirky decor and legendary shakes.

Giant Route 66 shield photo monument located in Lewis Kingman Park.

Classic Route 66 steakhouse with Western vibes.

Vintage motel known for panoramic views, now closed.

Vintage motel sign and facade often used for photo ops.

Expansive brewery and distillery with full food service.