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Today, The Mother Road is full of brightly colored, eye-catching retro attractions that recall the route’s glory years. Here are some of the most memorable stops along Arizona’s Historic Route 66.
Today, The Mother Road is full of brightly colored, eye-catching retro attractions that recall the route’s glory years. Here are some of the most memorable stops along Arizona’s Historic Route 66.
Graham County is home to one of the state’s most delicious attractions: the Salsa Trail.
Sedona’s Fay Canyon Trail provides the perfect summer hike for those looking for a great workout or to simply to take in spectacular views while breathing in the outdoors.
The Mojave Road begins 10 miles south of Bullhead City and spans 140 miles through the Mojave Desert.
An hour north of Phoenix in the rugged Bradshaw Mountains, Castle Hot Springs, one of Arizona’s first luxury resorts, offers historical charm, modern amenities, fresh culinary options and relaxing activities in a peaceful setting.
El Berraco’s interior atmosphere gives diners the impression that they are inside of a submarine while video, audio and lighting systems are utilized to emulate not only the appearance but also the feeling of being underwater.
Located in northern Arizona and stretching up into southern Utah, Lake Powell boasts nearly 2,000 miles of shoreline and some of the most spectacular scenery in the west.
Cane Beds Corral is located in the far northern canyonlands of Arizona, just south of the Utah border.
Canyon Lake is also a popular spot for picnicking, fishing, scuba diving, camping, swimming at the Laguna Beach area, bird watching, wind sailing or skimming across the lake on Jet Skis and wakeboards.
The Haunted Hamburger offers not only breathtaking views of Jerome but also an eerie atmosphere.