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Route 66 Historic Back Country Byway

Route 66 was one of America's first transcontinental highways, linking Chicago and Los Angeles with nearly 400 miles passing through Arizona. Along its path, it linked the "Main Streets" of towns and cities. This 42-mile stretch of two-lane paved blacktop in Arizona is one of the last and best-preserved segments of the original Route 66. Almost all variety of vehicles are suitable to traverse the segment however wider vehicles (e.g., RVs) should use caution. The segment also has a length…

  • State: Arizona
  • Managed by: Bureau of Land Management
  • Coordinates: 35.13910000000004, -114.10769999999997

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Frequently asked questions

Is Route 66 Historic Back Country Byway reservable?

Route 66 Historic Back Country Byway is primarily first-come, first-served. Use the availability view to gauge how busy it is before you go.

Where is Route 66 Historic Back Country Byway?

Route 66 Historic Back Country Byway is located in Arizona. See the map for its exact location and directions.

How do I book a campsite at Route 66 Historic Back Country Byway?

Pick your dates on the availability calendar, then reserve through the official booking link. You can also set an alert and we'll notify you if a sold-out date opens up.

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