Getting MY Kicks on Route 66

To Sedona, perhaps even beyond to the south rim of the Grand Canyon. Once at the Grand Canyon you can travel a road the borders the south rim for about 20 to 25 miles. Do it east to west that way you are always making right turns to enter and leave stop over points.

I hope you hit Meteor Crater before you hit Flagstaff - crazy place.
Road Kill Cafe in Seligman
Grand Canyon Caverns.. The elevator was broke in June 2024 but it is still a fun place.
Hackberry was a fun tourist trap!
Cool Springs another fun Tourist trap!
SitGreaves Pass..
Oatman AZ we did not stop and look around which I regret today!
If you have time check out Lake Havasu.
Amboy and Amboy crater - hotter than hades last year in June.

We tried to stay on old 66 as much as possible.
We were doing it "backward" last year - CA to MO.
Had a blast!!!

Anyway sorry if the info is too late!

Winslow, about 50 miles east of Flagstaff on I-40, doesn't have much for a tourist besides the Standin' On The Corner site, but there is one definite Must See and that is the La Posada restored old Harvey House hotel and train station. Just walking through the old hotel, checking the rooms to see which famous folks have stayed there, spending a night in one of the rooms, and eating in the Turquoise Room is a real treat. The artist Tina Mion also has a lot of her paintings on display.

Had breakfast in Winslow Arizona recently. Great breakfast. The last time we were there (before this time) we had beers in a nice brew pub and took pics by the statue of Jackson Browne and the Flatbed Ford that are on the corner. Right behind that building is "Standing On The Corner Park". Good memories.

Follow Roamin Rich on Facebook. He is based in STL, but he is out there all the time with great info. He also is restoring the Shamrock motel in Sullivan, MO. Being friends with Rich will connect you to a total world of good Rt66 folks with great info.

https://www.facebook.com/rich.dinkela

Saving the Shamrock
https://www.facebook.com/groups/505999397336947

Shellee Graham, roadie and author/photographer
https://www.facebook.com/shellee.graham.5

Stay out of the hot sun and away from the floods, fires, and lightning.
Watch for any sink holes, disintegrating bridges, bears, and rabid eagles.

Coppers!