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K INGMAN V ISITOR CENTER
120 W. ANDY DEVINE AVE
K INGMAN , AZ 86401
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CLIMATE & LOCATION
HISTORY
Kingman is located in northwestern Arizona at an elevation of 3,300 to
3,500 ft (1,000 - 1,070 m) and has a temperate year-round climate with an
average high of 760F (24.70C) and average year-round low of 470F. (8.20C).
JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC ANNUAL
Ave 560F 600F 660F 740F 830F 930F 980F 950F 900F 790F 670F 570F 760F
High 130C 160C 190C 230C 280C 340C 370C 350C 320C 260C 190C 140C 250C
Ave 310F 340F 370F 430F 500F 580F 670F 660F 580F 480F 380F 320F 470F
Low -.50C 10C 30C 60C 100C 150C 200C 190C 150C 90C 30C 00C 80C
Ave 1.1in 1.3 in 1.1 in 0.7 in 0.3 in 0.2 in 0.9 in 1.4 in 1 in 0.7 in 0.7 in 1.2 in 10.4 in
Rain 28 mm 33 mm 28 mm 18 mm 6 mm 4 mm 23 mm 36 mm 25 mm 18 mm 18 mm 30 mm 263 mm
Arizona
Out of State
City / Attraction ...... miles (km) ......Time
Bullhead City............ 36 (58) ......... 40 min
Flagstaff .................... 144 (232) ..... 2 ¼ hrs
Chloride ...................... 25 (40) ...........30 min
Grand Canyon Caverns.. 62 (100) ...70 min
Grand Canyon S. .... 170 (274) ..... 2 ¾ hrs
Grand Canyon W. ... 72 (114) ....... 1 ¾ hrs
Holbrook ................. 239 (385) ..... 3 ½ hrs
Jerome (via Hwy 89) ... 165 (266) ..... 2 ¾ hrs
Kayenta ..................... 300 (483) ..... 4 ½ hrs
Keepers of the Wild . 30 (48) ......... 45 min
Lake Havasu City .... 59 (95) ......... 65 min
Meteor Crater ........... 189 (304) ..... 2 ¾ hrs
Monument Valley .... 318 (512) ..... 5 hrs
Oatman ..................... 28 (45) ......... 45 min
Page .......................... 277 (446) ..... 4 ½ hrs
Parker ........................ 98 (158)........ 1 ½ hrs
Peach Springs ........... 50 (80) ......... 1 hr
Phoenix .................... 185 (298) ..... 3 ¼ hrs
Prescott .................... 149 (240) ..... 2 ½ hrs
Quartzsite ................. 133 (214) ..... 2 ¼ hrs
Sedona ...................... 174 (280) ..... 2 ¾ hrs
Seligman (via I-40) ..... 72 (116)........ 1 hr
(via Rt 66) .... 87 (139)........ 1 ½ hrs
Sierra Vista ............... 384 (618) ..... 6 hrs
Tombstone ................ 379 (610) ..... 5 ¾ hrs
Tucson ...................... 311 (500) ..... 5 hrs
Wickenburg ............. 131 (211) ..... 2 hrs
Wickieup................... 56 (90) ......... 55 min
Williams ................... 112 (180) ..... 1 ¾ hrs
Winslow ................... 203 (327) ..... 3 hrs
Yuma ........................ 216 (348) ..... 3 ½ hrs
City ........................... miles (km) ....Time
Albuquerque, NM ...... 472 (760) ...... 6 ½ hrs
Barstow, CA ................ 206 (331) ...... 3 hrs
Bryce Canyon NP, UT (via Page)
.. 427 (687) ...... 7 hrs
Chicago, IL ................. 1802 (2900) ..25 hrs
Denver, CO (via Hwys 191, 160, 89)
................. 840 (1352) ..... 13 ½ hrs
Las Vegas, NV ............. 103 (166) ..... 1 ¾ hrs
Laughlin, NV .............. 34 (52) ......... 40 min
Los Angeles, CA ......... 322 (518) ..... 5 ½ hrs
New York, NY (via Is 70, 44, 40)
............. 2457 (2954) .. 36 hrs
Oklahoma City, OK .... 1011 (1627) .. 15 hrs
Palm Springs, CA ....... 240 (386) ..... 5 hrs
Reno, NV ..................... 550 (885) ..... 8 ½ hrs
Salt Lake City, UT ....... 524 (843) ..... 8 hrs
San Bernardino, CA ... 274 (441) ..... 4 hrs
San Diego, CA ............. 380 (612) ..... 5 ½ hrs
San Francisco, CA ...... 617 (993) ...... 9 hrs
Seattle, WA (via Hwy 93 & I-84)
................. 1230 (1980) .. 18 hrs
St. Louis, MO ............. 1506 (2424) ... 21 hrs
Zion NP, UT (via Page) .. 386 (621) ...... 6 hrs
Canada
Halifax, NS ...........
Montreal, QB.........
Toronto, ON ..........
Vancover, BC .........
3373+ (5428+) ....
2591+ (4170+) ....
2264+ (3644+) ...
1364+ (2195+) ....
Mexico
Mexico City ........... 1648 (2652) ....... 29 hrs
Las Vegas, NV
103 miles (166 km)
1½ - 2 hr drive
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I-40: 170 miles (274 km)
Rt 66: 186 miles (299 km)
3-3½ hr drive
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Albuquerque, NM
472 miles (760 km)
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ABQ, Albuquerque
Intl Sunport
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Los Angeles, CA
322 miles (518 km)
5 - 6 hr drive
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34 hrs
22 hrs
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Yuma
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185 miles (298 km)
3-3½ hr drive
PHX, Sky Harbor Intl Airport
385 miles (620 km)
6 hr drive
SAN, San Diego Intl Airport
MEXICO
Kingman prehistory belongs
to the Patayan (old ones) Culture
and their descendants; principally
the Hualapai, Havasupai and
Mohave tribes.
In 1929 Port Kingman,
Arizona State’s first commercial
Airport, was established and
dedicated by Charles Lindberg
and Amelia Earhart as part of the
Transcontinental Air Transport
Company, forerunner of TWA.
Spaniards explored the
area in search of gold as early as
the 1500’s. In 1857, Lt. Edward
Beale’s U.S. Camel Corps located
springs near Historic Downtown
Kingman while surveying along the
35th parallel for the nation’s first
Federally funded wagon road.
In 1880, Lewis Kingman
followed much of Beale Road
while surveying for the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad. The railway
reached the site of Kingman
in March of 1883 and the first
train pulled up in October 1883
carrying about 100 passengers.
The town of Kingman began
growing as people moved in to
ranch, mine or set up business to
service these growing industries.
Kingman became a hub for
supplies fed by the railroad. By
1887, Kingman was populous
enough to be voted the new
Mohave County Seat, however
the prior seat, Mineral Park,
did not concede. According to
folklore, a group of Kingmanites
stole the county records in the
dark of night and brought them to
Kingman.
In 1926, the highway
paralleling the railroad through
Kingman was officially certified
US Highway 66. The Great
Depression brought millions of
people out west on Highway 66 in
hopes of finding a new beginning.
Route 66 became an essential part
of Kingman’s personality.
Above is Charles Lindberg
at Port Kingman in 1929.
Boulder Dam, as Hoover
Dam was called between 1933 and
1947, was dedicated in 1935. That
same year, Boulder Dam Kingman
Highway (now Highway 93) was
completed. Kingman was known
as the “Gateway to Boulder Dam”.
In 1942, the Kingman Army
Airfield was opened to train aerial
gunners. About 36,000 gunners
were trained here during WWII.
After the war, many serviceman
moved back to call Kingman their
home. Kingman Army Air Field is
the site of the present Kingman
Airport Industrial Park. The
former location of the original
officer’s quarters is now home
to Desert Diamond Distillery.
Kingman incorporated soon after
the war in 1952.
GETTING AROUND
PARKS
16. Centennial Park (tennis, basketball,
Olympic-sized pool, jogging) (H-5)
17. Lewis Kingman Park (picnic, dog
park) (H-7)
18. Metcalf Park (historic park, picnic
areas, performance stage) (C-9)
19. Firefighters Park (Frisbee golf,
skate park) (H-6)
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MUSEUMS & HISTORIC SITES
9. Arizona Route 66 Museum (C-9)
10. Bonelli House (E-8)
11. Camp Beale Spring (B-8)
12. Kingman Army Airfield Museum
(off map along East Route 66)
13. Kingman Railroad Museum (D-9)
14. Locomotive Park (C-9)
15. Mohave Museum of History &
Arts (C-9)
Historic Downtown Kingman
(C-8 to E-9)
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20. Badger Trail (A-7)
21. Camp Beale Loop (B-7)
22. Hualapai Mountain Park, Hiking
& ATV Trailhead (L-10)
23. Monolith Gardens Coyote
Trailhead (A-8)
24. Monolith Gardens Metwell
Trailhead (A-9)
25. White Cliffs Wagon Trail (D-7)
BON
THINGS TO DO
1. ArtHub (E-9)
2. Bank St Indoor Gun Range (K-2)
3. Brenden Theaters (H-3)
4. Cerbat Lanes Bowling Alley (G-4)
5. Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course (F-7)
6. Dell E Webb Wellness Center
(fitness, racket ball, pool) (G-5)
7. Mini Golf (at Kingman KOA) (J-3)
8. Mohave County Fairgrounds (H-6)
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RV & CAMP (325 sites)
a. Circle S Campground (I-4)
b. Fort Beale RV (C-8)
c. Kingman KOA (J-3)
d. Sunrise RV (I-4)
e. Zuni RV (J-5)
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LODGING (1650+ rooms)
A. Arizona Inn (C-8)
B. Best Western King’s Inn (I-7)
C. Best Western Wayfarer’s (I-7)
D. Comfort Inn (J-6)
E. Days Inn East (K-5)
F. Days Inn West (I-6)
G. Economy Inn (A-8)
H. Econo Lodge (K-4)
I. El Trovatore Motel (G-8)
J. Hampton Inn & Suites (G-5)
K. High Desert Inn (H-7)
L. Hill Top Motel (G-8)
M. Holiday Inn Express (I-6)
N. Knights Inn (J-5)
O. Marriott Springhill Suites (J-6)
P. Motel 6 East (K-5)
Q. Motel 6 West (C-9)
R. Quality Inn (F-9)
S. Ramblin Rose Motel (F-9)
T. Ramada Inn (J-6)
U. Rodeway Inn (I-6)
V. Route 66 Motel (I-6)
W. Super 8 Motel (K-4)
X. TraveLodge (J-5)
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COMFORT INN
3129 E. A
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DAYS INN EAST
3381 E. A
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928.757.7337
DAYS INN WEST
3023 E. A
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928.753.7500
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3421 E. A
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3016 E. A
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KINGMAN KOA
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3285 E. A
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2930 E. A
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CABLE TV
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POOL
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LAUNDRY FACILITY
411 W. B
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928.753.5521
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2815 E. A
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Kingman, a town born out
of America’s need to travel,
offers a wide variety of
accommodations.
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MUSEUMS & HISTORIC SIGHTS
Historic Downtown Kingman
Historic Downtown Kingman has more than 40
sights and buildings on the National Registry of
Historic Places. While visiting the Kingman Visitor
Center, be sure to pick up a walking tour map and
get a behind the scenes look at the history of this
Northwestern Arizona community.
Arizona Route 66 Museum *
120 W. Andy Devine Ave • 928.753.9889
Tells the story of the Mother Road through brilliant
murals, photos and life-size dioramas.
Open daily 9a-4:30p
Adults $4, seniors $3, children free with adult
(includes the Mohave Museum & Bonelli House)
Bonelli House Museum *
430 E. Spring Street • 928.753.1413
Take a guided tour of early settler life in the
American West in this 1915 early settler home.
Open Mon to Fri 11a-3p
Adults $4, seniors $3, children free with adult
(includes admission to the Mohave & Route 66
Museums)
Camp Beale Spring
From downtown Kingman, drive west on Beale St.
to Fort Beale Dr. Turn right, go approx. 1.5 miles
and turn left into the parking lot.
Established in 1871, there is now a walking trail to
the spring and camp ruins. Required permit available
at the Kingman Visitor Center and City Parks Dept.
Kingman Army Airfield Museum
4540 Flightline Dr. (Airport) • 928.757.1892
The former Kingman Army Airfield Base Engineering
Building has a collection of WWII memorabilia and
shows the history of Kingman’s roll in WWII.
Open Tues to Sat, seasonal hours (call for hours)
Adults $4, children free with adult
Kingman Railroad Museum
402 E. Andy Devine Ave • 928.718.1440
Located in Kingman’s historic train depot. See
exhibits of model train layouts and displays of
the history & influence that the railroad had on
Kingman.
Open Wed to Sun 9a - 5p
Adults $2, children free with accompanying adult
Locomotive Park
Located across the street from the Powerhouse
Home to famed steam locomotive #3759. Get up
close and examine this marvel of locomotive design
while listening to the modern trains rolling by on the
nearby tracks.
Mohave Museum of History & Arts *
400 W. Beale Street • 928.753.3195
MohaveMuseum.org
Provides a look into the Wild West and earlier times
with unique exhibits chronicling mining, ranching,
railroading and the indigenous people.
Open Mon to Fri 9a-5p, and Sat 1p-5p
Adults $4, seniors $3, children free with adult
(includes the Route 66 Museum and Bonelli House)
Rte 66 Electric Vehicle Museum *
120 W. Andy Devine Ave (located inside the
Arizona Route 66 Museum)
World’s first Electric Vehicle Museum opened in
2014 with displays from 1909 to present.
Open daily 9a-4:30p
Admission into this semipermanent museum is
included with the Arizona Route 66 Museum.
White Cliffs Wagon Trail
From Beale St, turn onto Grandview Ave and
continue to Lead St, turn right on Lead St and
follow to the White Cliffs trail head (on right).
See part of a wagon road used in the late 1800s to
bring ore from the mines to the railroad in Kingman.
* The Arizona Route 66 Museum, Bonelli House, Mohave Museum of
History & Arts and Route 66 Electric Vehicle Museum are all operated by
the Mohave Pioneers Historical Society. Admission includes all three sites.
THINGS TO DO
RECREATION
Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course
1001 Gates Avenue • 928.753.6593
CerbatCliffsGC.com
An 18 hole championship golf course with Golf Pro
shop and Sand Trap Restaurant.
Open daily, 6:30am - 6pm.
Rate daily (weekend) 9-hole $20, ($21), 18-hole $35
($39), Senior & Junior rates discounted.
Cerbat Foothills Recreation Area
Camp Beale LoopTrail
Cerbat Lanes Bowling Alley
3631 Stockton Hill Rd. • 928-692-1835
CerbatLanes.com
Cerbat Lanes has 24 lanes with a video game
arcade, full service pro shop and snack bar & grill
Open daily, hours vary by day (call for hours)
Mon - Thurs $3.45 per person, Fri - Sun $4.25
Brenden Theaters
4055 Stockton Hill Rd. • 928.692.7469
BrendenTheatres.com
A fourplex cinema showing the latest releases.
Open daily
Adult Matinee $ 5.75, after 6p $7.75 (discounts for
children & seniors)
Desert Diamond Distillery
4875 N Olympic Drive • 928.757.7611
DesertDiamondDistillery.com
Tour Arizona’s only “open to the public” MicroDistillery. Small batch, award winning, hand crafted
rums and vodkas.
Open Mon to Thurs 10a-5p, Fri & Sat 10a-6p
Tour $5, Full flight $10 (includes tour and glass)
Take Beale St west to Fort Beale Drive. Turn right
and follow Fort Beale Drive 1.5 miles to trailhead paved entry road (on left)
Camp Beale Loop Trail includes 3.2 miles (5.1 km)
for hiking, mountain biking and equestrian use.
Cerbat Foothills Recreation Area
Monolith Garden Trail
Two trail-heads located off of Hwy 93 (Beale St):
Follow Beale St heading west to Metwell Dr,
turn left (½ mile north of I-40)
Located on Hwy 93 two miles west of Kingman,
accessible via southbound travel lanes only)
Monolith Garden Trail includes 7 miles (11.2 km)
for hiking, mountain biking and equestrian use.
Hualapai Mountain Park
6250 Hualapai Mtn Rd, • 928.681.5700
MCParks.com
Enjoy majestic views, hiking and biking (14 trails),
picnicking, wildlife viewing, camping and cabin rentals
nestled in the forest. Hualapai Mnt ATV Trail-head
offers hundreds of miles of off-road adventure.
Ranger station open daily 9a-5p, day use is 7a-7p
Day-use entry $7, campsite $17, cabin rates vary
Valle Vista Golf Course
Cella Winery
6927 E. Brooks Bvld, • 928.682.9600
Northwestern Arizona’s only winery with estate
wines, located a short drive off of Route 66.
Open Thurs - Sat 11a-4p, Sun 12a-4p
Wine tasting $5
9686 Concho Drive • 928.757.3213
ValleVistart66az.com
Mild winters and temperate summers provide year
around golfing in this high desert Country Club.
Summer 7am to dark, Winter 8am to dark
18 holes $44
Stetson Winery & Event Center
10965 N Moonscape Way • 928.757.7206
StetsonWinery.com
Northwestern Arizona’s only winery event center,
located a short drive off of Route 66.
Open Fri & Sat 11a-4p, Sun 12a-4p
Wine tasting $5
Mountain biking on Monolith Garden Trail
image courtesy of Bicycle Outfitters
REGIONAL ATTRACTIONS
Alpacas of the Southwest
East of Kingman 15 miles (24 km) on I-40
928.225.1450
southwestalpacatours.com
Get up close and personal with the friendly alpacas
at this full operating ranch with Crias and Alpacas.
Open Thurs to Mon 9:30a-3:30p
$6 per carload
Historic Route 66
image courtesy of
Alpacas of the Southwest
East & West a total of 157 miles (254 km)
Kingman is at the Heart of Route 66 and the
longest continuous ribbon of America’s Mother Road.
Stretching from the Colorado River to just west of
Ashfork, this All American Road makes for a fantastic
road trip.
Chloride
North of Kingman 22 miles (34 km) on Hwy 93
to Chloride Road (MP 53), turn right continue
3 miles (5 km)
928.565.2204
Founded in 1862, Chloride is one of the oldest
continuously lived in towns in Arizona and hosts
shoot-outs at high noon on Saturdays. Near Chloride
are hiking paths to petroglyphs and rock-art murals.
Hoover Dam
North of Kingman 70 miles (113 km) on Hwy 93
866.730.9097
USBR.gov/LC/HooverDam
Hoover Dam Tour is an hour guided tour, the
Powerplant Tour is 30 minute guided tour. Both
include admission to the Visitor Center.
Open 9am - 5pm (Visitor Center)
Adults $11, Juniors (4-16) $9, under 4 free.
Diamond Creek Road
East of Kingman in Peach Springs, 50 miles (80 km)
888-868-9378
Embark on the only road leading to the bottom of
the Grand Canyon (unpaved, requires some vehicle
clearance).
Day passes are $27.13 (taxes included) per person
Keepers of the Wild
image courtesy of Tim Wilson
Grand Canyon Caverns
East of Kingman 62 miles (100 km) on Route 66
928-422-3223
GCCaverns.com
Descend by elevator 21 stories for a 45 minute
guided tour along paved, lighted trails.
Winter 9a-4p, Summer 9a-5p
Adults $16.95, Children (5-12) $12.95
East of Kingman 34 miles (55 km) on Rt 66
928-769-1800
KeepersoftheWild.org
Nonprofit sanctuary on with over 150 exotic animals
including lions, tigers, wolves and many more.
Open Wed to Mon, 9a-5p
Adults $18, Children $15, add $10/person for
Guided Safari Tour (10a, 1p, 3:30p)
Lake Havasu City / London Bridge
image courtesy of
Grand Canyon Caverns
Southeast of Kingman 59 miles (95 km)
GoLakeHavasu.com
The City of London sought a buyer for the London
Bridge and Lake Havasu City founder Robert
McCulloch placed the winning bid. The London
Bridge was rededicated in Lake Havasu City in 1971.
image courtesy of the
Lake Havasu City CVB
Grand Canyon NP South Rim
Northeast of Kingman 170 miles (274 km)
928.638.7888
NPS.gov/grca
Grand Canyon Village is the Grand Canyon most
people are familiar with. It has wide views, lots of
hiking opportunities and many view points.
$30 per carload
Laughlin, NV
image courtesy of Mark Eddy
West of Kingman 35 miles (56 km) on Hwy 68
Laughlin is like a mini old-time Las Vegas with
12 casinos and a river walk. Located along the
Colorado River and Lake Mohave, there are fishing,
boating and swimming opportunities.
image courtesy of
Herberta Schroeder
Grand Canyon West / Skywalk
North of Kingman 71 miles (114 km)
888.868.9378
GrandCanyonWest.com
Walk the sky 4,000 feet above the canyon floor,
stroll through Indian Village or take a helicopter ride
into the Grand Canyon.
Hours vary by season, open daily dawn to dusk.
Entry $43.42 per person (taxes included), Skywalk
additional $29.95
image courtesy of
Keepers of the Wild
Oatman
image courtesy of
Grand Canyon Resort Corp.
West of Kingman 28 miles (45 km) on Rt 66
OatmanGoldRoad.org
An authentic, western ghost town and mining camp
named for pioneer-turned-indian-captive Olive
Oatman. Best known for wild burros and wild west
shows that start at high noon daily. Horseback rides
are available at Oatman Stables May to September.
DAY TRIPS
Hualapai Mountain Park Hualapai Mountain Park is a sky island
in contrast to the desert landscape, with pine and juniper trees amidst
granite rock formations. Elevations from 5000’ to 8400’ make it an oasis
from the summer heat and a snowy playground in winter. Hike or bike
miles of trails and enjoy abundant wildlife viewing of birds, fox, deer and
elk. Pitch a tent for a camp out or check into one of the rustic cabins.
Grand Canyon West®, Home of the Skywalk®
Walk the Sky at the Grand Canyon Skywalk ®, 4,000 feet above the
canyon floor. Stroll through traditional structures at Indian Village and
see Native American performances. Take a helicopter ride into the
Grand Canyon, ride a pontoon boat for a gorgeous glance of the canyon
walls and walk the High Point Hike at Guano Point to witness an awe
inspiring 360O view. It promises to be an exhilarating natural experience!
Route 66 West to London Bridge Take Historic Route
66 west to the living ghost town of Oatman and experience the Wild
West as it was 100 years ago. Witness daily gunfights and stroll the
eclectic collection of shops alongside wild burros, descendants of the
burros that worked the mines a century ago. Then continue on Route 66
(southwest) to I-40. Turn east to AZ Hwy 95 South (exit 9) and follow it
to Lake Havasu City and the London Bridge.
Rt 66 East to Grand Canyon N.P. Head east and take a
detour to Arizona’s only open-to-the-public distillery, or to the two
wineries just 7 miles off Route 66 in tranquil desert vistas.
Further east is the Hackberry General Store museum & gift shop,
Keepers of the Wild wildlife sanctuary, the town of Peach Springs with
the only road (unpaved) into the Grand Canyon, and the Grand Canyon
Caverns, an original Route 66 attraction with tours of Earth’s 3rd largest
dry limestone caverns. Afterward, follow 66 to Seligman and have an
ice-cream at the legendary Snow Cap or visit Angel’s Barber Shop. Pick
up I-40 here and follow it to AZ 64 in Williams, head north one hour to
the Grand Canyon South Rim.
Colorado River (Bullhead City, AZ / Laughlin, NV) Head west
for 1,000 miles of Colorado River shoreline bordering Mohave County.
Go fishing at Davis Camp or rent a personal watercraft in Bullhead City.
Cross the river into Laughlin, ‘Little Vegas’, for gaming and entertainment.
Chloride to Hoover Dam Head North on Hwy 93 to
Chloride, a haven for artists. This 1860s mining town once had over 75
mines producing gold, silver and copper. Visit Roy Purcell’s murals or
prehistoric petroglyphs. Saturdays at high noon, it comes to life with
gunslingers and a shoot out.
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