The 401 miles (645 km) of Route 66 in Arizona represents "quintessential" Route 66, with its varied landscape and quirky roadside attractions. Williams, Arizona is considered to be the Gateway to the Grand Canyon, which is a 60-mile (96 km) drive, or a 65-mile train ride, north. The last section of all of Route 66 was bypassed in Williams by Interstate Highway 40 in October of 1984.
Route 66 runs right through the middle of the town of Williams, Arizona. The Grand Canyon is not on Route 66, but it is a mere 60-mile drive from Williams. If you have never seen the Canyon, and you have come this far - GO SEE THE GRAND CANYON!

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​October 4 - Buckingham Fountain, Chicago, IL
October 5 - Motorheads, Springfield, IL
October 6 - Red Oak II, Springfield, MO
October 8 - Arcadia Round Barn, Arcadia, OK
October 9-10 - Cactus Cove, Amarillo, TX
October 11 - MidPoint Cafe, Adrian, TX
October 14 - Grand Canyon Railway, Williams AZ
October 16 - Americana Park, Helendale, CA