Route 66 in Arizona: The Mother Road Through the Desert

Explore Arizona’s legendary Route 66, where neon motels, ghost towns, and red rock canyons preserve the spirit of America’s “Mother Road.” Drive through history, culture, and breathtaking desert landscapes on one of the most iconic highways in the world.

Butterfield Overland Mail Route: Arizona’s Original Cross-Territ

Discover the Butterfield Overland Mail Route, Arizona’s first cross-territory trail that carried mail, passengers, and military dispatches across rugged desert landscapes—paving the way for westward expansion and connecting the nation before railroads and telegraphs.

Historic U.S. Route 80: The Forgotten Highway That Once Linked C

Discover the forgotten legacy of Historic U.S. Route 80, the “Broadway of America,” once linking Savannah to San Diego. Explore Arizona’s preserved stretches through Bisbee, Tombstone, Tucson, and Yuma, where echoes of mining boomtowns, military history, and roadside Americana still linger.

Old Spanish Trail: Arizona’s Role in a Multinational Trade Route

Discover Arizona’s forgotten link to the Old Spanish Trail, a 19th-century trade route connecting Santa Fe and Los Angeles. Explore its Indigenous roots, rugged paths, and enduring legacy in the Arizona Strip.

The Camino del Diablo: Arizona’s Historic and Harrowing Desert C

Discover Arizona’s Camino del Diablo, a historic desert trail of survival, faith, and danger—where centuries of travelers braved the unforgiving Sonoran sands.