Route 66 – Flagstaff to Kingman

The stretch from Flagstaff to Kingman is one of the most atmospheric parts of historic Route 66. This journey is all about traveling Route 66 at a leisurely pace, where every mile is steeped in American road trip history. Along the way, you can visit Seligman, the town considered the birthplace of Route 66 preservation, filled with retro diners, colorful signs, and local personalities. The scenery transitions from high-altitude pine forests near Flagstaff to open desert vistas, where sunsets in the desert paint the sky in deep red and golden hues. The trip offers classic motels, old gas stations, and the feeling of freedom found only on the long, straight roads of the American Southwest.