401 miles of Route 66 stretch through Arizona, making it one of the longest of the eight states on your Mother Road journey. Whether you’re driving between New Mexico and California or taking a detour from Las Vegas or the Grand Canyon, there are quintessential Arizona Route 66 attractions to see at every turn of the road.
You’ll find quirky roadside attractions, informative museums, vintage diners, historical landmarks, fun souvenir shops, and classic motels and hotels on this stretch of your road trip. You can even drive the Route’s longest uninterrupted stretch of original road that travels 158 miles from Ash Fork to the California border.
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Must SeeMiz Zip’s in Flagstaff, Arizona
Miz Zip’s in Flagstaff, Arizona is a popular Route 66 diner that has been feeding hungry travelers since 1952. The restaurant has a solid menu of hamburgers, hot and cold sandwiches, and entrees like chicken fried steak and enchiladas. They also serve breakfast favorites such as pancakes, waffles, omelets, and huevos rancheros.
Rainbow Rock Shop in Holbrook, Arizona
Find giant dinosaur roadside attractions guarding a garden of petrified wood, rocks, and other souvenirs at the Rainbow Rock Shop in Holbrook, Arizona. Petrified wood shops are popular roadside stops in eastern Arizona. It makes sense as it’s a commodity that is prolific in the area, especially within the popular Petrified Forest National Park.
Must SeeJack Rabbit Trading Post in Joseph City, Arizona
Jack Rabbit Trading Post in Joseph City, Arizona is a Route 66 institution that has been attracting travelers through warm hospitality and clever marketing since the 1940s. Jack Rabbit Trading Post is a convenience store and curio shop famously located on Route 66. It’s the perfect place to pick up your favorite road trip souvenir.
Route 66 Electric Vehicle Museum in Kingman, Arizona
In 2014 the Route 66 Electric Vehicle Museum opened inside the Powerhouse Visitor Center in Kingman, Arizona. The 3,600-square-foot space displays a variety of vehicles on loan from the Historic Electric Vehicle Foundation, whose purpose is to preserve the history of and examples of electric vehicles from the nineteenth to the twenty-first century.
Must SeeDelgadillo’s Snow Cap in Seligman, Arizona
Where on Route 66 can you get a cheeseburger with cheese, some “dead chicken,” and a mustard surprise, all served with a smile (or, at least a potato smile)? You can get all that and more at Delgadillo’s Snow Cap in Seligman, Arizona, a Route 66 institution that has been slinging burgers, milkshakes, and a unique sense of humor since 1953.
Geronimo Trading Post in Joseph City, Arizona
Geronimo Trading Post in Joseph City, Arizona has been open since 1974. The business attracts Route 66 travelers and I-40 road trippers with a series of roadside billboards advertising it’s wares and unusual on-site attraction: the World’s Largest Petrified Tree. Inside Geronimo Trading Post you’ll find Route 66 souvenirs alongside local crafts and other unique mementos.
Route 66 Road Relics in Seligman, Arizona
Seligman, Arizona is known as the "Birthplace of Route 66." Stop into town on your road trip for some incredible souvenir shopping with a side of quirk. With so many businesses vying for attention, each one tries to outdo the last. One such shop in this Route 66 town is Route 66 Road Relics.
Powerhouse Visitor Center in Kingman, Arizona
The Powerhouse Visitor Center in Kingman, Arizona is housed in a historic building that was constructed in two phases between 1907 and 1911. Known as the Desert Power & Water Company Electric Power Plant, it powered Kingman and the surrounding mines from July 1909 until 1938.
Antares Point Visitor Center and Gift Shop in Kingman, Arizona
Antares Point Visitor Center and Gift Shop is located about 20 miles from the heart of Kingman, Arizona. Though the business is new (compared to Route 66), the original A-frame structure it is housed in has stood for nearly 60 years. Formerly the Kozy Corner Trailer Park, Gregg Arnold purchased the property in 2000.
Must SeeHackberry General Store in Kingman, Arizona
Hackberry General Store in Kingman, Arizona opened in 1934 as The Northside Grocery in Hackberry, serving as a service and gas station and general store for locals and Route 66 travelers. The town had been founded in 1874 when silver was found in the area, and it continued to grow as ranchers and miners began migrating there.
Lost Along the Mother Road
Not every stop along Route 66 has stood the test of time. Over the decades, some Route 66 attractions have faded from the map, leaving behind ghost towns, relics, and memories of what once was. These sites may be gone, but they are not forgotten, living on through photos, memories, and the travelers who still seek their traces.
