Arizona Route 66

Route 66 in Arizona

Drive 250 miles of Historic Route 66 across Arizona — from Lupton on the New Mexico border to Topock near the California border.

Arizona is home to the longest remaining uninterrupted stretch of Historic Route 66, along with historic towns, diners, neon signs, classic motels, roadside attractions, museums and some of the most iconic landscapes along the Mother Road.

ROUTE 66 IN ARIZONA AT A GLANCE

250 miles
Topock → Lupton

16 historic communities
Including Oatman, Kingman, Seligman, Williams, Flagstaff, Winslow, and Holbrook.

157.87 miles
The longest remaining uninterrupted stretch of Route 66

3 days minimum
Recommended time to experience the Arizona route

Preserving the Past

For 100 years, Arizona's Historic Route 66 has been more than a road. It's inspired writers, filmmakers, photographers, and artists. It's a road that represents family road trips, neon main-streets, classic cars, cowboys, diners, and the ever-changing times. It's wonders invoke awe, from towering red cliffs to wide open spaces with endless blue skies - painted mesas to bustling small towns. The Historic Route 66 Association of Arizona will continue to work tirelessly to preserve, protect, and promote Route 66, ensuring that Mother Road will be enjoyed by generation after generation for years to come.