Scenic Drives
Route 66 history, a legendary Eagles tribute, and one of Arizona's most beautiful railway hotels - Winslow earns the detour.
Two hundred feet underground along historic Route 66, Grand Canyon Caverns is the kind of stop that makes a road trip memorable.
A ghost town with a bloody legend, a death cave, and graffiti-covered ruins - this one is hard to explain and impossible to forget.
A former copper boomtown turned artist enclave, Jerome rewards the curious traveler with history, galleries, and views that earn the drive.
Cool air, golden aspens, and a calendar full of events - Flagstaff earns a fall visit before the crowds figure it out.
Hundreds of billboards dare you to stop. Go ahead and stop.
A four-hour round trip through a roadless canyon - no hiking required, no crowds, just canyon walls and cold champagne.
Two hundred million years of geology, a stretch of Route 66, and almost no one else on a Tuesday morning.
A restored vintage train rolls through a roadless canyon - no hiking, no driving, just red rock country passing by your window.
A small mountain town near the Mogollon Rim where summer temperatures stay cool and the pace stays slower.