Camp Beale Springs is a shady oasis in the desert. PC: @angelamdiloreto 
#LocalFlavorFriday is featuring @blackbridgebrewery in downtown Kingman. Be sure to try their Scorched Earth but be warned, it is spicy! PC: Black Bridge Brewery 
#TBT to WWII planes being stored at Kingman Airport ~1945. 📷: Courtesy of Mohave Museum 
The Route 66 Fun Run has been postponed another year. While we understand why it’s still too soon for many travelers to attend car shows and large gatherings, we’ve also heard from so many of you who don’t want to miss out on the Route 66 Drive experience this spring. To celebrate the open road and experience a little normalcy of the good ol’ days, the City of Kingman will be setting up a Route 66 Drive Thru Arch at Lewis Kingman Park. Between 12pm (noon) and 4pm on Friday April 30 and Saturday May 1, Route 66 enthusiasts are welcome to drive thru Lewis Kingman Park, located on Andy Devine Avenue (aka Route 66), and get their pictures taken under the Route 66 Drive Thru Arch. Kingman Office of Tourism staff will be on site taking pictures that we’ll make available through Dropbox at a later date. More details to follow. The pathway thru Lewis Kingman Park will be one way only both days, with cars entering from Andy Devine Avenue on the northeast entrance, and exiting on the southwest. The Route 66 Drive Thru at Lewis Kingman Park is not an actual event, there will be no entertainment or space for a car show (or even parking for that matter), but we hope you join us for a quick pic on 66! 
Do you think you could outrun him or would he beat you by just a "hare"? PC: @travelwithmnk 
Seligman is just chalk full of quirky photo opportunities. Did you snag a picture of this distance sign? PC: @mr_bonn_83 
Locomotive Park is home to famed Steam Engine #3759. PC: @mr.b_riteside 
A friendly trail etiquette reminder from the Colorado River Area Trail Alliance! 
Let's go somewhere.... There are so many options along Route 66! What's your favorite to visit? PC: @larry.lindahl