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The best things to do in Kingman Arizona, the heart of Historic Route 66. Best places to visit and side trips.

Kingman AZ is more then a Route 66 drive-thru & an awesome drive-thru sign! There are also plenty of terrific things to do in Kingman Arizona.

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Synonymous with Route 66, Kingman Arizona is nature and nostalgia, one of the best drives in America. For things to do in Kingman AZ, we have some ideas.

From a classic diner to modern gems the dining scene in Kingman Arizona is varied with many delicious options. Find out more in our guide.

Enjoy a game of Frisbee Disk Golf, at the Grand Canyon Caverns. 22 miles northwest of Seligman, AZ. or 62 miles northeast of Kingman, AZ. on Route 66.

We are spending a couple of days just north of Kingman, AZ. Why? Well mainly because I want to go to Oatman and Chloride and explore the old Route 66 in Kingman. This is part of a mural inside of Calico's Restaurant. Kingman is in the middle of the longest stretch of Route 66 - a total of 157 miles. This part through town has a lot of interesting buildings and murals. And museums. This is on the side of the Mohave Museum of History and Arts. Along Andy Devine Ave - Route 66 Lots of…

Even though this historic roadway is no longer the main thoroughfare from Chicago to Santa Monica it has enjoyed a revival the last few decades. With the advent of mobile apps this portal, big enough for a car, has been a welcome photo opp. It was erected in the summer of 2021 and is easily accessed at the Kingman Visitor Center via Route 66. (Submitted by Hannah Lorenz)

After an ugly incident split this town, the citizens found common ground when they anointed a homeless poet their “Adopted grandfather.”