It's definitely a must-see if you are either 1) on a Route 66 journey or 2) Eagles fan. The town…read moreof Winslow has done a nice job of making an intersection in their town a photo-op for tourists of all types like us. You'll get some great photos, find a place or two to stamp your Route 66 Passport and find yourself humming "Take it Easy" as you drive off.

We stopped here on our way from the Grand Canyon to Albuquerque. What a fun little stop…read more This spot, of course, celebrates the iconic line in the Eagles song. When you are standing there, you can actually hear the song in your mind. The place is well kept, and there were people there continuously stopping to take pictures. There is also a "standin ' on a corner" store, right across the street that sells items related to the song, Route 66 souvenirs, and other things. It's a large store, and the prices are reasonable. They do offer a military/veterans discount. The friendly lady was telling me that yes, they get people from around the world, coming to see the spot. The very first time I passed through Winslow many, many, many years ago, the main thing I remember, was the grinding poverty. This town still has its challenges, but Route 66, and this park, , have gone a long way in helping the revitalization of the town. This was a short stop, but a very fun stop. I'm glad I came. Thanks.

I was alone and two different Native Women took care of me. They answered my many questions and…read morepointed me in the right direction to Moccasins where I found the kind my mother used to wear. No walking sole, for comfort and bliss, on sand or sidewalk. This tried on many, then bought a turquoise ring for my birthday. Part way through the shopping I gleaned the information that The Aunt who owned the store recently passed on, so they may not be open on weekends for awhile. Here are just a few photos of many that I took. The price was right on my Moccasins and ring! Variety? Indeed! A lot of items for children, men and women! I'll describe in my photos just some of them. Well worth the stop for souvenirs or collectibles, not to mention outside jaw dropped petrified wood, older tents and wagon parts as relics.

Good place to get jewelers and good knives I didn't take pics I apologize. The employees were super…read morenice. The price of things were agreeable.

Not sure how some of these Route 66 places stay in business but I'm sure glad they do!! Rainbow…read moreRock Shop is a relic, just like the dinosaurs all around the outside! The dinosaurs are huge but then so are the piles upon piles of petrified wood and other rocks surrounding the building. I believe my husband was grateful they were closed, he seemed to relax a bit more as we strolled around the perimeter!! I definitely would have loved to get my hands on some of the fine specimens they had just laying in the dirt! Everywhere we looked it said they were open the afternoon we drove through town but unfortunately it was all locked up and no sign of anybody around. Since we found it on Roadside Attractions, we treated it as such and just enjoyed the unique dinosaurs and a chance to stretch our legs! Perhaps some day we'll return and one of the beautiful rocks will come home with me!

The best part of this place is the kitschy dinosaurs and the exterior 50's vibe of this (near)…read moreRoute 66 tourist trap. Great photo ops. We stopped in to peruse the inventory and basically got into an argument with the crabby old guy who was manning the place. I was just curious on where they get all of their petrified wood, etc. and he told me I asked too many questions and then started to grill me on rocks and the origin of petrified wood??!! Really weird customer service. While my wife was shopping inside he followed me outside - he said he didn't trust me. Like I was going to shoplift a 100 pound rock... The more valuable stuff was inside anyway. What an old coot. Stop for the pictures and move on.

It won't disappoint especially if you're a Cars movie fan. The sign alone is a must-see stop if…read morenothing else, just for the photo op. We got our Passport stamped and enjoyed meeting the employees who were friendly and welcoming.

Stopped by to check out the giant jack rabbit and sit on it for some photos. This trading post is…read moreeasy to get to since it is right off I-40. Unfortunately, the trading post itself was closed when we stopped. This is definitely a fun and free Route 66 roadside attraction to stop and see.

What a great store to visit if you want to check out a variety of local souvenirs while you are in…read moreFlagstaff, Arizona. We ended up purchasing a whole bunch of items from the store, including sweatshirts and jars of unique jam, and it was hard not to keep finding more things to look at. The woman working as the cashier, who might also be the owner, was extremely nice and very friendly, which made the experience even more enjoyable. The inside of the store had a very nice and relaxing vibe. It felt welcoming and comfortable, making it easy to take your time browsing through all the different items. I really liked the wide variety of products the store had to offer. There were stickers, magnets, food items, kitchen appliances, and many other things you could bring home as souvenirs from Flagstaff. The selection made it easy to find something for everyone. I would definitely go back to this store the next time I visit the town.

The staff and owner are very friendly and knowledgeable about their stock. This is a great place…read morefor local artist merchandise. If you are buying something for a gift they will put it in a bag with tissue paper and a lovely ribbon.

This place was absolutely cool! It's full of all kinds of rocks, stones, gems, and other unique…read moretreasures. The shop is owned by Native Americans -- I believe from the Navajo tribe -- and you can really feel the authenticity and care that went into everything. Prices felt very fair, and there were tons of little trinkets and souvenirs to choose from. They even have a small museum section with fascinating items from a long time ago, which makes it even more special. The staff was super friendly and welcoming. I really appreciated that they allowed me to take pictures -- a lot of Native American shops don't, but they were very open about it here. Outside, the fun continues! There are plenty of cool photo ops -- from dinosaurs to an old car and other quirky displays. If you're ever traveling along this route, this is definitely a must-stop spot. Great vibes, fair prices, friendly people, and a ton of character!

Super friendly staff! Clean showroom. I could have spent days looking at all the beautiful…read morecrystals, stone, and the largest selection of petrified wood in town. I will say the prices are higher than a private vendor but for a quick fix this place is every rockhounds dream!

Sedona's Tree House (Sedona, AZ) - June 15, 2023 We rolled…read morein at about 11 am driving down from Flagstaff on Hwy 89A. The first set of parking spaces you come to are on your right. We saw a vacant space, so we grabbed it. It was right in front of a cool little art shop called Sedona's Tree House. Poking your head through the door is enjoyable in and of itself. It's as if you've met up with the Ents of Fangorn Forest (The Hobbit) and have been carried into a magical treehouse dream, with a giant tree climbing up through the middle of the shop. The shelves are cleverly designed from beautifully rough cut and masterfully finished planks held up in some cases with what seem to be branches growing out from under them. Hand crafted Kokopelli wind chimes, nature inspired table and wall art, and various artsy knickknacks of all sorts are beautifully displayed throughout this cozy little treehouse-themed shop. We ended up buying a beautiful sun-themed wind chime for only $25 that we're looking forward to putting up in our courtyard when we get home!

"No Junk in the Trunk"…read more Wonderful gift shop in uptown Sedona featuring unique creations from local artisans. Wire-wrapped trees, mosaic mirrors, and bonsai art are just some of the happy surprises you will find inside, along with the centerpiece pillar...a 700-year-old, Alligator Juniper tree! This shop is truly unlike any of the others in upper Sedona, and you will feel like you have walked into another world when you step inside! ~The Nosy Norwegian Sniffing out exotic trees and good deals so that you don't have to.

They have so many beautiful handmade pieces and a really nice selection. There's a lot to look at,…read moreand it's definitely worth stopping by!

The employees there are very friendly and helpful. They have a good selection of stuff. I have…read morebeen purchasing stuff from them for many years. You might say our home is Burly cute!

Best gift shop in Pine! My daughter and her friend did the design your own t-shirt bar - such an…read moreamazing souvenir! The woman who helped us was so kind and did a perfect job too! They print it while you shop only took about 10 minutes!

Had a great time at the Rusty Pine Cone! Nancy was making shirts and was so kind showing her…read moreprocess and all the options available. The hospitality is a delight!