Discover the rich Indigenous history, modern day adventures and the explorations beyond our planet when you visit Flagstaff, Arizona. The plethora of activities to do will make you excited to visit and the welcoming community will make you want to extend your stay. Come see for yourself!
Take a walk down memory lane of Route 66 in Kingman, Arizona. Kingman’s Old Town is great place to explore to find relics of the past and local handmade goods. Kingman also has much to offer off the asphalt, into the sandstone canyons, and among the wildflowers. Come explore Kingman!
Don’t be fooled by all those high rises! There are plenty of ways to elevate your heart-rate within the limits of Oklahoma City. We dig in on this jam-packed itinerary perfect for a long weekend.
This four-day itinerary has been curated to pack the most history in the most efficient road trip possible.
Arizona offers a wide variety of accommodations, from camping under the stars to five-star lodges and inns. Here, we round up five luxurious places to rest your head on your next adventure.
There’s a lot to uncover in Arizona. From ancient sites still being excavated to world-class museums and events, these six suggestions will wow anyone with an interest in natural history.
Discover the heart and soul of Oklahoma with these seven ideas. Perfect for the first-time visitor or locals alike, these suggestions will round out any weekend trip and give you ideas for your next visit.
Located across the furthest reaches of the state, these five parks and scenic locales are some of the best ways to experience the great outdoors in Oklahoma.
Soak up the blend of historic buildings, classic road trip tunes inspired by Route 66, and the thread of Native American culture in the art and memorabilia. Take another look at it all by taking the Route 66 Zipline over town. Then, find your way to the Grand Canyon—without crowds.
Williams, Arizona, is the crossroads of the American Southwest. From Grand Canyon National Park to Route 66 to rodeos, there’s plenty to explore in the area. Naturally, summer is the busiest season for visitors. However, since attractions remain open year-round, why not visit during one of the other equally enjoyable seasons? The only thing you have to lose are the crowds, heat and higher summer rates! Sounds like a no-brainer to us!