Things to do on Route 66

Gift shop and memorabilia stop in a historic Route 66 building.

Salon themed with retro Route 66 flair and vintage décor.

Former vintage and resale clothing boutique, now closed.

Local park offering shade, walking paths, and picnic tables.

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

Rustic old-school garage and photo-worthy roadside stop.

Classic motor court-style lodging with vintage neon signage.

Quaint motel with themed rooms and close proximity to downtown.

Antique storefront filled with memorabilia and retro finds.

Restored early 1900s sheriff’s residence.

Rustic-style budget motel with Route 66 charm.

Simple roadside motel for budget-conscious travelers.

Train experience from Williams to Grand Canyon with vintage cars.

Boutique inn in a former 1890s bordello with themed rooms.

Craft brewery with seasonal beers, food, and a laid-back vibe.

Nostalgic roadside sign with humorous poetry.

Historic bridge spanning Partridge Creek

Vintage motel with neon charm along Historic 66

Iconic eatery with quirky decor and legendary shakes.

Thrilling zipline with a view of historic downtown.