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Mother always said don’t play with your food, but the turkey might just prefer it! If you’re traveling near Kingman, Arizona this holiday season, and you’re searching for alternatives to the traditional Thanksgiving celebration, take a beautiful day trip to Scottsdale and visit the Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center where families and other visitors feed the […]

Santa Fe steam railway locomotive 4759 Kingman, Arizona, USA. August 7, 2007. When motoring along Route 66 near Kingman, Arizona, adventurous travelers can find innumerable opportunities for fun and excitement along the “Mother Road.” From the wild burros of Oatman to the site of a crashed meteor, there’s always something interesting to do above ground—but

It’s that time of year again when the trees turn orange and leaves crunch under your feet. Fall is here and with it comes a new opportunity to camp, explore nature, and enjoy family time. We feel the call of the open road and long to get outside, spend time with friends, and explore exciting

Gentlemen, start your engines! The streets of Kingman, Arizona will be roaring to life this October 22-24 as the Kingman Route 66 Street Drags participants gear up for this unique event that’s fuel-injected with fun! After a hiatus in 2020, the checkered flag is once again ready to drop. Historic Route 66 and Andy Devine

Just over an hour outside of Kingman, Arizona, is a modern engineering marvel—the Hoover Dam. In 1930, when it was finished, it achieved status as the highest dam to be built and it had the price tag to show for it, though it still came in under budget. The Dam was the most expensive water

With a quick click of your heels and a mere twenty minutes jaunt east of Kingman, Arizona, you and your family can embark on a journey far wilder than anything Dorothy ever experienced in Oz. Instead of the Yellow Brick Road, however, just follow Historic Route 66 to Valentine, Arizona and the Keepers of the

“There’s gold in them thar hills!” The famous words were first uttered by American miner, geologist, and mineralogist M.F. Stephenson. Of course, he was referring to the Georgia mountains of 1849, but he may as well have been referring to the painted desert hills and ridges near Kingman, Arizona. Arizona is home to one of