Route 66 stops in Arizona

Cozy café offering breakfast and espresso.

Park honoring the Eagles lyric with statue and mural.

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

Old West jail exhibit from Arizona’s frontier days.

Beloved vintage shop loaded with Route 66 memorabilia.

Retro diner serving burgers, shakes, and fries.

Now-closed shop specializing in Native crafts.

Classic budget motel with Route 66 character.

Closed cafe once serving travelers on Route 66.

Colorful trading post selling Southwestern goods.

Visitor center offering local tips and history exhibits.

Classic diner offering hearty meals along Route 66.

Gallery and gift shop for Native American art.

Store highlighting Native artists and handmade crafts.

Rock shop and petrified wood specialist.

Local restaurant serving American and Southwestern fare.

Classic rock & gem shop for Route 66 travelers.

Local museum preserving regional & Route 66 history.

Town intersection marking Holbrook’s Route 66 heritage.

Famous Route 66 diner from the Mother Road days, now closed.

Infamous Old West saloon, now an abandoned relic.

Mexican-American cuisine in a cozy setting.

Vintage theater building with retro façade.

Basic roadside motel providing essential amenities.

Former motel, now closed, once served travelers.

Route 66-era inn with desert-themed décor.

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

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.

Classic diner offering hearty American meals.

Abandoned trading post with faded signage.

Closed roadside shop selling regional crafts.

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

Classic American diner serving hearty meals.

Retro Route 66 motor court offering vibrant rooms.

Regional history museum in a former bank.

Once a trading post and attraction, now under restoration.

Gift shop beside the “Standing on the Corner” statue.

Local gallery with Route 66 memorabilia and art.

Painted sign commemorating Arizona’s Route 66 heritage.

Info hub in historic La Posada depot.

Large mural-style Route 66 sign in Winslow.

Memorial featuring recovered World Trade Center beams.

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

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

Cave sealed after tragic legend and ambush.

Bridge spanning scenic Walnut Canyon.

Abandoned trading post with giant arrows.

Famous twin arrows pointing toward Route 66 past.

Mountain pass with winding roads and sweeping vistas.

Ancient cliff dwellings and hiking trails.

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.