Route 66 stops in Arizona

Cozy café offering breakfast and espresso.

Charming small-town post office still in operation.

Classic welcome sign marking Oatman's historic entrance.

Old West jail exhibit from Arizona’s frontier days.

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.

Former auto court with classic stone architecture

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

Expansive brewery and distillery with full food service.

Beloved vintage shop loaded with Route 66 memorabilia.

Large green tiki-style roadside art installation.

Retro diner serving burgers, shakes, and fries.

Natural rock formation resembling a giant fish bowl.

Patriotic community mural with vivid artwork.

Extensive automotive museum showcasing car design and culture.

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

Park honoring the Eagles lyric with statue and mural.

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

Kingman's premier live entertainment venue.

T-shirt and apparel shop with vintage roadwear.

Old West trading post with unique handmade goods.

Tall jagged rock formations in the center of town.

National park featuring fossilized wood and scenic badlands.

Historic Route 66 marker inside Petrified Forest National Park.

Museum specializing in fossils and geology at the park.

Classic budget motel with Route 66 character.

Closed cafe once serving travelers on Route 66.

Classic diner offering hearty meals along Route 66.

Local restaurant serving American and Southwestern fare.

Simple traveler motel just off Route 66.

Roadside trading post with Native American souvenirs.

Historic general store near the Arizona–New Mexico border.

Closed trading post along Route 66.

Gift shop featuring Navajo and Zuni crafts.

Popular stop with Native American gifts and jewelry.

Outdoor murals showcasing Native American heritage.

Abandoned roadside market once selling Native goods.

Abandoned Route 66 attraction in Houck.

Historic bridge spanning Querino Canyon near Route 66.

Former motel, now closed, once served travelers.

Steakhouse with an Old West vibe and hearty fare.

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

Mid-century motor lodge with stylish vintage rooms.

Western-style diner with cowboy décor, now closed.

Gallery and gift shop for Native American art.

Family-owned Italian restaurant with generous portions.

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

Bar and grill with local character and live music.

Now-closed shop specializing in Native crafts.

Rock shop and petrified wood specialist.

Colorful trading post selling Southwestern goods.

Classic rock & gem shop for Route 66 travelers.

Store highlighting Native artists and handmade crafts.

Visitor center offering local tips and history exhibits.

1880s hotel-turned-motel, now historic ruins.

Retro-style lodging for Route 66 travelers.

Western-themed diner known for quirky menu names.

German-American diner with hearty meals.