Summer in Coconino National Forest

We are spending our second summer in cool Flagstaff, AZ. We really enjoy being able to escape the summer triple digit temperatures of Apache Junction.
This year because of CoVid 19, all theRead more
Got Some Kicks on Route 66

Route 66 crossed Arizona from East to West, border to border. Most of it has been bypassed by Interstate 40. But there are still lots of attractions to see.
The longest remaining intact section ofRead more
The Wild West: Williams

Williams was the last AZ town on Route 66 to be bypassed by Interstate 40. The Main Street is a National Historic District, with more than 6 blocks of historic buildings, motels, diners, curio shops,Read more
Funky Seligman

This is a fun town to explore with gift shops, motels, and restaurants. We ate lunch at the Roadkill Cafe, a cute place with a fun-to-read menu. Dean had “Varmint Vittles” (Chicken Wrap) and I hadRead more
Kingman

We attempted to go to the Route 66 Museum in an old powerhouse, but it was closed that day. Part of Route 66 is named after the actor Andy Devine, who grew up in Kingman. A few years ago, we visitedRead more
Route 66 Through Flagstaff

Route 66 follows the train tracks through town. A piece of the original road through the city has been made into a park. The Visitor Center is in part of the train depot, which is still in use. AboutRead more
East on Route 66: Winslow

After Winslow became famous due to the Eagles' song, "Take it Easy", Standing on a Corner Park was created and it is a popular photo stop.
La Posada, the last great railroad hotel, was designed byRead more
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