With its wide-open spaces, storied history and connection to Route 66, Arizona contains some classic roadside attractions. Here are 10 you don’t want to miss. Arizona's best free attractions ...

Here are some of the most notable Arizona roadside attractions you can check out the next time you cross the Grand Canyon state. As if Fred Flintstone's prehistoric town had always been set in ...

Beyond the vintage diners and roadside kitsch, Route 66 passes stunning natural attractions from Missouri caves to Arizona ...

Page, Arizona may not be a household name, but visitors to the town will find opportunities to visit a beautiful hidden sand cave and other natural wonders.

DRAGOON, AZ — Located along I-10 east of Tucson, you’ll find one of the most unique roadside attractions in Arizona. Known as the "mystery of the desert," The Thing Museum offers an unusual ...

The Cadillac Ranch art installation outside of Amarillo, Texas, is likely one of the best-known roadside attractions that ... the Mother Road is in Holbrook, Arizona, and the second in Rialto ...

Planning a trip to Arizona? While Phoenix and Sedona often get the spotlight, Chandler, AZ offers a delightful surprise for travelers seeking a mix of culture, adventure, food, and relaxation. This ...

Deep in the Arizona desert lies one of the most bizarre and puzzling roadside attractions—The Thing. For decades, travelers have wondered what’s inside. We set out to uncover the truth behind ...

But to help you decide which Arizona destinations to spend your vacation in, U.S. News considered factors like the number of attractions, the availability of accommodations and the opinions of ...

One of our favorite roadside attractions is called ... Another famous roadside attraction is 15 miles north of Yuma, Arizona. It’s the bridge to nowhere! This huge suspension bridge was ...