Friday                Saturday                Sunday

Holbrook | Winslow | Flagstaff | Williams | Ash Fork | Seligman | Grand Canyon Caverns

Peach Springs | Truxton | Valentine | Hackberry | Valle Vista | Kingman | Oatman | Topock/Golden Shores

 

Every year, the Historic Route 66 Association of Arizona invites you to participate in the "Annual Route 66 Fun Run."   First held in 1988, the Fun Run has attracted people from all over the U.S. and many foreign countries. 

The three-day event, held the first weekend of May begins in Seligman and travels 140 miles to Topock/Golden Shores.  The event is open to all street legal vehicles--Buses, bikes, RV's or roadsters, station wagons or Shelbys -- "Anything with wheels that runs in 2010!"

The event begins on Friday, April 30, 2010  in Seligman. 

Throughout the day and evening, join in the fun with music and lots of great entertainment. To make the most of your weekend on Route 66, begin your adventure by visiting the eastern towns of Holbrook, Winslow, Flagstaff, Williams and Ash Fork prior to arriving in Seligman.

Each of these towns offers unique 66 sightseeing, and a peek into the past.  They are also geared up to welcome Fun Runners, so be sure and stop for a while if you've got the chance, coming or heading home. It'll put you (or keep you) in the spirit of 66! On Saturday morning, the parade of cars leaves Seligman and travels west on Historic Route 66, a designated Arizona Scenic Road, through the Grand Canyon Caverns area, Peach Springs, Truxton, Valentine, Hackberry and Valle Vista before reaching Kingman. 

Along the way, each area adds a different touch to the celebration: Native American dances, barbeques, souvenirs, scenic vistas and historical buildings.  The Show-N-Shine in Kingman gives you a chance to enjoy viewing all the vehicles that are proudly displayed.  Day-long festivities carry into the evening for music, street dance and cruise night.

On Sunday morning, the parade of cars leaves Kingman, traveling through the famous Black Mountains to Oatman, for a look at the wild west. From here, Historic Route 66 is designated a Scenic Back Country Byway, and winds down to the edge of the Colorado River and the Arizona/California border.  The town of Topock- Golden Shores, nestled on Arizona's side of the Colorado River, hosts the Awards Ceremony and Farewell Reception. Registration for the 21st Annual Route 66 Fun Run is $50.00 before April 9, 2009, or $55.00 after - 2010 Fun Run Registration Form.