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.

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.

Looked enticing from the signs on the road so we took a right exit. Perhaps Mondays are the day…read morethese shops are closed. Anyways, good chance to stretch out legs since the entrance was barricaded and make use of the photo ops on the exterior of their property. Cool, on Route 66 and the sign Take it EZ jogged hubs memory of the Eagles' song of our youth.

This has to be one of my most favorite stops on our recent trailer road trip along highway 40. The…read moreowner is a descendant of the Navajo chief who surrendered to the US Generals in order to help stop the loss of more Navajo lives. Walking in the shop is like taking in history. Masks are required at this time as the owner interacts with many people on the reservation. Obviously, we had no problem with that. The jewelry and other works were just beautiful. I found a gorgeous cuff bracelet that I purchased . The owner showed me a picture of the woman who had made it as well as a few other Navajo and Hopi artists who sold their work their. Going East on 40, there are plenty of signs! But coming west, blink and you miss it! If you are in the area, stop by and visit. It is worth a stop and you will probably leave with something beautiful.

Inside the store the staff were friendly as they greeted us walking in. They don't ask if you need…read moreany assistance while at the shoe section. In any other section they followed me around the store which made me feel uncomfortable.

Sherry should get a raise for her ability to help customers and navigate their situations. I broke…read moredown on the side of the road during the night and made it into town. Staff helped gather all my tools before closing and assist me with my purchase so I could fix my vehicle! Additionally staff started charging needed tools and stuck with my through closing to make sure I was fully taken care of!

On our trip from LA to Kingman to Telluride to Moab we skipped camping in the rain in favor of a…read morenight at the Motel 6 down the street from Nakai's. There are a couple of listings for this shop so make sure to go to 357 Navajo Blvd. When we arrived the shop was closed but a note on the door instructed 'potential customers' to call. The owner Leo arrived in 5 minutes as promised and greeted us warmly. Inside there are three jewelry cases filled to the brim with copper, silver, and turquoise jewelry. You can find Hopi, Navajo, and Zuni handmade jewelry, ceramics, and textile pieces at Nakai's. This was the only trading post we stopped in Holbrook and is certainly worth a visit. Leo is knowledgeable about his trade and was happy to explain the differences in turquoise to me, producing the map you can see in my photos. He was patient in helping me select a pair of earrings and checking out rings in my size. Be sure to visit Nakai's and it's reasonably priced wares.

I bought some pieces from Leo in 2018 and 2019. This man grew my love and respect for the art of…read moreIndian jewelry making immensely. He was so knowledgeable, I spent HOURS talking to him about different stones and pieces. He was honestly so joyous about his craft that I bought 6-7 pieces from him. To this DAY, I still wear my favorite ring every single day and find it so cool to know the knowledge and history behind it. Definitely made to last and extremely unique jewelry. Leo is a national gem!

Walked in looking for PEX fitting I forgot at large box store 50 miles away. Walts had the fitting!…read moreEmployee was helpful in locating the fitting. They have the store well stocked , organized ... Thanks

Had the roof fail on our RV - roof cap failed and part of it blew away! Went to Walt's and spent…read more20 mins walking through what happened and what we needed to McGiver a fix so we could limp to Albuquerque. Guys where willing and able to help! Highly recommend this place!