Take a cruise through quirky, colorful Seligman, Arizona—where Route 66 nostalgia lives on. From the iconic Snow Cap Drive-In to classic motels and neon signs, this short drive west through town captures the spirit of America’s most famous highway.
🌵 Southwest
Cruise through Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Nevada on epic road trips. Discover red rock canyons, desert plateaus, and historic Southwest highways.
The Southwest is a land of bold colors, vast horizons, and ancient stories etched into stone. From Arizona’s cactus-lined highways to the red rock canyons of Utah, this region is tailor-made for epic road trips. With every mile, the scenery shifts—from high desert plateaus to deep gorges, salt flats to forested mountains—making it one of the most visually dynamic regions in the United States.
In Arizona and New Mexico, historic routes like U.S. 66 and U.S. 60 weave through sun-baked towns and dramatic landscapes filled with Native American and Old West history. You’ll pass through places where the past feels just a step away—abandoned trading posts, mission churches, and ancient cliff dwellings. Meanwhile, cities like Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and Phoenix provide vibrant detours full of culture, art, and food.
Utah and Nevada offer some of the most otherworldly drives in America. Cruise through Bryce Canyon, Monument Valley, or the Bonneville Salt Flats, and you’ll understand why so many filmmakers choose this region to stand in for distant planets. Whether you’re following scenic byways or remote backroads, the Southwest is all about scale, solitude, and the kind of beauty that humbles you behind the wheel.
States in the Southwest 🌵
Explore 🌵 Southwest
Historic Route 66: Ash Fork to Seligman – Arizona
Cruise 17 miles of classic Americana on Historic Route 66 from Ash Fork to Seligman, Arizona. This quiet stretch features wide desert views, rolling hills, and original Mother Road pavement—perfect for a nostalgic road trip escape.
Interstate 40: Williams to Ash Fork – Arizona
Take a high-country drive along Interstate 40 from Williams to Ash Fork, Arizona. This 16-mile route passes Bill Williams Mountain, skirts the Coconino National Forest, and offers a gateway to Historic Route 66 at Crookton Road.
Interstate 40: Flagstaff – Williams – Arizona
Cruise 26 miles along Interstate 40 from Flagstaff to Williams, Arizona, through pine forests, mountain grades, and roadside Americana. This scenic drive highlights Bellemont, Parks, and the historic charm of Williams—gateway to the Grand Canyon and Route 66 history.
Interstate 40: Flagstaff – Arizona
Drive 14 scenic miles west on Interstate 40 through Flagstaff, Arizona—where the road curves past Walnut Canyon, connects with I-17, and brushes against the historic path of Route 66 in this pine-covered high-country city.
Historic Route 66: Winslow – Arizona
Cruise through Winslow, Arizona on Historic Route 66, including a stop at the iconic “Standin’ on the Corner” park. This 3-mile journey follows the westbound lanes of old Route 66 along 3rd Street through downtown and back to I-40.
Historic Route 66: Gallup – New Mexico
Cruise down Historic Route 66 through Gallup, New Mexico, in this 10-mile journey past landmarks like the El Rancho Hotel, the Rex Museum, and the BNSF rail line. Follow the Mother Road as it winds through downtown and exits into the New Mexico desert.
Historic Route 66 – Central Ave: Albuquerque – New Mexico
Take a nostalgic drive down Central Avenue in Albuquerque, New Mexico—Historic Route 66—where neon signs, university bustle, downtown charm, and desert landscapes bring the Mother Road to life. This 20-mile journey captures the spirit of old-school travel in a moder…
Interstate 40: Albuquerque – New Mexico
Cruise 23 miles west on Interstate 40 through Albuquerque, New Mexico—from the forested Sandia foothills through downtown and across the Rio Grande to the edge of the West Mesa. A high-desert drive blending mountain scenery, historic routes, and city culture.
Interstate 40: Clines Corners – Tijeras – New Mexico
Take a 44-mile journey along Interstate 40 from Clines Corners to Tijeras, New Mexico. This scenic route transitions from wide-open high plains through Edgewood and Sedillo before entering the forested edge of the Sandia Mountains near Albuquerque.
Historic Route 66: Santa Rosa – New Mexico
Cruise 4 nostalgic miles along Historic Route 66 through Santa Rosa, New Mexico—past the Blue Hole, vintage motels, and classic roadside Americana. A short but unforgettable slice of the Mother Road.
Historic Route 66: Tucumcari – New Mexico
Cruise through Tucumcari, New Mexico along Historic Route 66 in this six-mile drive filled with retro neon, roadside nostalgia, and Route 66 landmarks. From the Welcome Center to the iconic statue, follow the heart of the Mother Road.