Plan a road trip on Historic Route 66 in Arizona with this guide to the top towns, museums, and attractions along the way, plus a travel map.

The longest and probably the most evocative stretch of old Route 66 runs between Seligman and Kingman through the high-desert Hualapai Indian Reservation (pronounced “WALL-ah-pie”), …

Stand on a corner in Winslow, marvel at the Meteor Crater, and see cliff dwellings at Walnut Canyon on this stretch of Route 66 in Arizona.

Williams held out until the bitter end of old Route 66. Today it's primarily a gateway to the Grand Canyon, but takes full advantage of its heritage.

Along with a great but slowly shrinking range of classic neon signs, Flagstaff has some notable attractions for travelers along Route 66.

Drive through Sedona's otherworldly landscape, visit Oak Creek Canyon, and see Jerome, the liveliest “ghost town” in Arizona.

In Kingman, explore a hulking old power plant that’s been inventively reused as a Route 66 museum and dozens of 100-year-old railroad era storefronts.

The most popular and best-maintained path, the Bright Angel Trail, descends from the west end of Grand Canyon Village, following a route blazed by prospectors in the 1890s. It’s a 19 mi (31 …

Red-rock mesas, trading-post tackiness, and some unforgettable places to rest your head lie on this stretch of Route 66 in Arizona.

Between Cool Springs and Oatman, old Route 66 twists and turns past recently reactivated gold mine workings while climbing up and over the angular Black Mountains.