Delgadillo's Snow Cap Drive-In
Under $25Order burgers and malts at a 1953 Route 66 drive-in where the jokes come with the food.

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Dry limestone caverns reached by an elevator on Route 66 in northern Arizona, owned and run by the Havasupai.
Mile Marker 115, Historic Route 66, Peach Springs, Arizona 86434 · Peach Springs, AZ
Grand Canyon Caverns sits a few miles east of Peach Springs along Route 66 in northern Arizona. The site is a limestone cave system that dates back tens of millions of years to a time when an inland sea covered the area. Visitors descend about 200 feet by elevator for guided tours that describe the cave's ancient water channels and the fossil and animal remains found there. The property is owned and operated by the Havasupai tribe and also includes an inn, restaurant, RV park, and campground.
The closest stops to Grand Canyon Caverns, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
Order burgers and malts at a 1953 Route 66 drive-in where the jokes come with the food.
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Walk a horseshoe-shaped glass bridge that reaches 70 feet past the Grand Canyon rim at Eagle Point on Hualapai land.
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Arizona's 401-mile stretch of historic Route 66, promoted by the Historic Route 66 Association of Arizona.
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Hike 10 miles into Havasu Canyon to a blue-green waterfall that drops about 100 feet into travertine pools.
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