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Your 2025 Route 66 Bucket List

25 Things to See on the Route

  1. The Petrified Forest National Park: A striking landscape filled with ancient, fossilized trees and vibrant, colorful rock formations. Hike through scenic trails, view ancient petroglyphs, and learn about the park's rich geological and cultural history.
  2. Meteor Crater: Witness one of the best-preserved meteor impact sites in the world, near Winslow. Explore the impressive crater, visit the interactive museum, and learn about the science behind meteor impacts.
  3. Seligman: A charming and colorful town known as the birthplace of the modern Route 66 revival, with quirky shops and diners.
  4. Standin' on the Corner Park: A must-see for fans of the Eagles’ song “Take It Easy” and a great photo op in Winslow.
  5. The Painted Desert: Explore the vastly stunning, multicolored desert landscape, famous for its vibrant hues and strikingly vibrant rock formations.
  6. The Longest Remaining Unbroken Stretch of Route 66: Take a drive along one of the most beautiful stretches of the Mother Road. Arizona is home to the longest remaining stretch of straight, uninterrupted Route 66.
  7. Oatman: A historic mining town known for its Wild West atmosphere, resident burros roaming the streets, and rustic charm. Explore old-west buildings, enjoy live gunfight reenactments, and interact with the friendly burros.
  8. Jack Rabbit Trading Post: See the famous "Here It Is" sign and shop for Route 66 souvenirs in this iconic & historic spot.
  9. Flagstaff: A vibrant mountain town offering a blend of outdoor adventure, cultural attractions, and historic charm.
  10. Kingman: Explore classic Route 66 attractions, visit the Route 66 Museum, and enjoy nearby outdoor activities. Explore its unique downtown filled with shops, restaurants, and art galleries.
  11. Route 66 Zipline: For adventure-seekers, take a zipline ride with a Route 66 backdrop.
  12. The Wigwam Motel: Stay in unique, tepee-shaped rooms at this classic Route 66 landmark in Holbrook.
  13. Winslow’s Historic La Posada Hotel: Step back in time at this beautifully restored historic hotel, once a bustling railroad depot and Harvey House.
  14. Hackberry General Store: A nostalgic, antique-packed stop, offering Route 66 memorabilia and quirky finds.
  15. Topock66: One-of-a-kind destination right on the Colorado Rive with views that will blow you away. Enjoy an outdoor patio and pool area with swim-up bar.
  16. Bearizona: Drive through more than three miles of Ponderosa Pine Forest, viewing North American animals in natural habitats.
  17. Keepers of the Wild: A wildlife sanctuary in Valentine, Arizona with more than 150 rescued animals. Enjoy a guided tour or roam around the park on your own to see exotic big cats, bears, monkeys, wolves, and more.
  18. Grand Canyon: One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World is just an hour north of Williams.
  19. Affeldt-Mion Museum: Home to the World’s Largest Navajo Rug and other art exhibits, nestled within the famous La Posada Hotel.
  20. Poozeum: The only museum in the entire world dedicated to fossilized dinosaur poop, also known as coprolite.
  21. Lowell Observatory: A historic astronomical research facility where visitors can explore the cosmos through guided telescope viewings, planetarium shows, and interactive exhibits on space science.
  22. Grand Canyon Railway: Take a scenic train ride from Williams to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Enjoy breathtaking views and be immersed in the charm of a vintage train experience.
  23. Ash Fork Route 66 Museum: Featuring plenty of Route 66 and historic town memorabilia to admire.
  24. Grand Canyon Caverns: Reopening in February 2025. A stunning underground network of limestone caves located just outside Peach Springs, where guests can take guided tours to explore the impressive formations and learn about the cavern's history.
  25. Arizona Sidewinder: Enjoy some of the most jaw-dropping scenery of the Mother Road on this portion of Route 66, known as the Arizona Sidewinder. 8 miles packed with 191 curves, the old highway curls through rocky hills that go shambling off in all directions. Just past milepost 30 (on your way out of Oatman), watch for the pullout on your right with steps cut into the rock. These lead up to Shaffer Fishbowl Spring, a tiny desert waterhole, crucial for wild burros and bighorn sheep, and home to a few goldfish.
     
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