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Route 66 in Oatman

This rolling gravel road is the most direct route between Oatman and the Colorado River. Along the way you'll be treated with amazing views of sheer cliff faces, towering mountains, hard desert vegetation, and abandoned mines. This being Arizona you'll need to take all of the usual precautions in order to survive the heat.

Route 66 is probably the most famous highway in the world. It's been the subject of countless movies, tv shows, songs, books, and more. In 1926 it opened as the first year round transcontinental road and that just happened to coincide with the boom in car ownership. These elements combined to capture the public's interest and never let go. This stretch is now a relic of time's past, but the undeniable charm, history, and legends provide plenty for the adventurous to explore.

If you've reached the summit of Sitgreaves Pass then you've earned a little rest, water, and time to appreciates the views. Though the grade is moderate, the many curves, and wild burros, mean you have to be on your toes the whole way up.

Cool Springs was built in the mid-1920s and has been connected with Route 66 from the very start. It contains a small museum documenting the history of Route 66.

If you've reached the summit of Sitgreaves Pass then you've earned a little rest, water, and time to appreciates the views. Though the grade is moderate, the many curves, and wild burros, mean you have to be on your toes the whole way up.

Oatman is a former gold mining town in the Black Mountains of Arizona, USA. It is located on the former Route 66 and is now a popular meeting place for bikers, tourists and adventurers from all over the world. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oatman

One of the funnest experiences of our west coast tour. A hidden little village and then these wonderful donkeys, with their stickers on their foreheads.