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Arizona   Home   The Route 66 between Flagstaff and Kingman, Arizona Route 66. To some, just another highway. For others, a flourishing and booming time of America’s history. While in Arizona, it just seemed natural to travel a portion of this road... just to see how it must have felt for those in the past travelling from Chicago to Los Angeles. >>> More   Route 66 Signs While in Seligman, it was obvious that the town was once part of this historical street. Practically every shop, hotel or restraraunt had Route 66 signs and a few shops were dedicated to the street, offering souvenirs and such. Some more than others. When driving west out of Seligman, we got the feeling we expected to see on the Route 66. A long stretch of highway with a feeling of freedom and vastness. >>> More     Copyright All pictures and text found on Canyonsandmore.com are property of this website. It is not permitted to use them on the internet or in any other publication.   The Grand Canyon 1-  Reaching the Grand Canyon from Flagstaff Flagstaff is close to the meteor crater, the legendary Route 66 and the Grand Canyon. It is also a middle sized city with historical town center. Sounds of trains in the background gave it a special old time flair, as well. The climate in Flagstaff even in the summer was mild and comfortable. >>> More     The Grand Canyon 2 - Walking Along the South Kaibab Trailhead The Grand Canyon is probably the world’s most fascinating natural wonder. The landscape is so overwhelming and each step along the trail brings new impressions. A visitor experiences a new feeling of dimension and any problems one is having seem so small at the moment. No picture or film can capture that feeling. >>> More     The Grand Canyon 3 - Walking Along the Bright Angel Trail While walking you will find great points to stop and absorb the view. At one area, there is sort of a entryway which gives you the feeling you are entering another world. >>> More     The Grand Canyon 4 - Leaving the Bright Angel Trailhead While heading back to the car, there were these red cabins. They appeared to be quaint and seemed to be very popular amongst the tourists. These can be rented out and are not too far from the south rim. In the area are other hotels overlooking the canyons and also shops for the tourists in the area. >>> More The Antelope Canyon Near Page, Arizona Page, Arizona was our starting point to go see the Antelope Canyon. This area is in the middle of a Navajo Reservation and it is required to go with a tour group there. >>> More   The Meteor Crater close to Flagstaff, Arizona While looking at the crater, it did not feel like we were even on this planet, but instead, on a distant lunar landscape. >>>  More   The Grand Canyon in Arizona - The Horseshoe Bend We drove from Flagstaff in the direction of Page, Arizona, on the Highway 89. There was a small sign on the right hand side of the road indicating that the Horseshoe Bend was to the left. It was hard to imagine it as we only saw a hill. >>> More       Arizona     Nevada     Tennessee     California     England   Contact Links © Canyonsandmore.com