Nestled in the mountains of northern Arizona, Flagstaff is a haven for ... known for its quirky charm and Route 66 nostalgia.

From Castles N' Coasters to Bearizona to Enchanted Island, Arizona amusement parks offer thrill rides, animal experiences and ...

Want to eat like an Arizonan? These low-key, high-flavor spots are the hole-in-the-wall treasures locals return to again and ...

Route 66 took shape in 1926 and debuted in 1927, resulting in a meandering 2,445-mile highway hodge podge that began in Chicago and crossed Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico ...

Hike to a waterfall, eat at hidden-gem restaurants and go underground to explore Flagstaff's rowdy history. Here's your Flagstaff itinerary.

Here are new things to do in Flagstaff this summer, plus some old favorites. For more information, the Visit Flagstaff visitor center is in the historic downtown train station at 1 E. Route 66.

Here are new things to do in Flagstaff this summer, plus some old favorites. For more information, the Visit Flagstaff visitor center is in the historic downtown train station at 1 E. Route 66.

Discover the history of US Route 66, the 'Mother Road,' established in 1926. Learn why this iconic highway is a symbol of freedom, migration, and the American dream, and its role in historical ...

The Route 66 Road Fest is a celebration of the history, attractions, and, of course, the fun along the historic highway. There are 75 vendors from all over the country, and discussions of the past ...

Although Route 66 stretches more than 400 miles across Oklahoma, one of its tastier stretches starts in Vinita. Clanton’s Cafe, family-run since 1927, is the oldest family-owned restaurant on ...