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.
The official visitor center of Williams, Arizona, in the town's 1901 Santa Fe freight depot on Railroad Avenue.
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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