Grand Canyon West Rim is located in the remote wilderness area of Northwestern Arizona on the Hualapai Indian Nation Reserve. There are no guard rails or buildings to obstruct your view or deter from the natural surroundings of the canyon.

 The delightful town of Seligman retains all the flavor of the Mother Road, Route 66.

Oatman was once the last stop on Route 66 before entering the once dreaded Mohave Desert.

Meadview, the only community in Arizona with access to Lake Mead and the Grand Canyon by personal watercraft, graces the easterly end of Lake Mead on an unspoiled plateau swept with Joshua Trees.

 Keepers of the Wild, a nonprofit sanctuary, sits on 175 acres, which are held in Trust, and gives the more than 150 exotic animals, including lions, tigers, wolves,

Hoover Dam is a testimony to a country's ability to construct monolithic projects in the midst of adverse conditions.

Descend by elevator 21 stories into the earth for a guided tour along 45 minutes of paved, lighted trails through 3 million-year-old undersea fossils.

 Located entirely in northern Arizona, the park encompasses 277 miles of the Colorado River and adjacent uplands.

Route 66 has had many names: The Main Street of America, The Wire Road, The Will Rogers Highway and the Mother Road to name just a few.

By whatever name, it is probably the most well known highway in the United States, perhaps the world and in the middle of the longest remaining continuous stretch lies Kingman, "Heart of Historic Route 66."

The Colorado River forms the western boundry of Mohave County and plays a central role in the county's recreational activities.

Between Kingman and Las Vegas, Chloride was founded in 1862 when silver was found in the Cerbat Mountains.