Grand Canyon Railway
$50+Ride restored vintage rail cars 64 miles from Williams to the Grand Canyon's South Rim, with cowboys and musicians aboard.
Williams Visitor Center is a sightseeing stop in Williams, AZ, part of the Northern Arizona guide. Cost: free.
200 W Railroad Ave · Williams, AZ
The Williams Visitor Center is in the historic 1901 Santa Fe Freight Depot on West Railroad Avenue, which the city bought in 1992 and opened as a visitor center in 1994 with the Kaibab National Forest. Staff help with local restaurants, lodging, activities and Grand Canyon trip planning, and a bookstore and gift shop sells books, souvenirs and maps. A historic walking tour map is sold for a small fee, and the center is open daily from 8am to 5pm.
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