Williams: Arizona's last Route 66 city. Williams sits less than 40 miles to the west of Flagstaff and has the unique distinction as the final stop in Arizona to be bypassed by I-40 after a hard ...

Star Route 66 Grand Canyon Local Info Located 30 miles from Flagstaff Arizona. - 35 MI, 35 min from Flagstaff Pulliam airport. 30 MI from Flagstaff Nearest Cross Street: 1st Street ...

Against all odds and with the heart of a lion, Route 66 Jiu Jitsu stormed the Arizona Brazilian Jiu Jitsu League (AZBJJL) ...

Drive through Bearizona Wildlife Park, just off Route 66 in Williams, AZ, and you'll see bears, bison and wolves. Here are the best times to go.

With the upcoming centennial of Route 66 just a year away in 2026, its time to get reacquainted with Arizona’s epic landscapes. Whet the appetite for a road trip and check out what’s new in ...

At 98, Angel Delgadillo’s entire life has played out along what John Steinbeck called “the mother road.” And the historic road likely wouldn’t exist today without him.

Take Williams, Arizona, which is two-and-half-hours north of Phoenix and is a former boom town on Route 66 that was known as the “gateway” to the Grand Canyon.

In Kingman, Arizona, an 8-mile section of Route 66 at the western edge of this state may be one of the most scenic — and white-knuckled —drives this country has to offer.