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Best Winslow Tours & Trips

The city of Winslow, Arizona, was incorporated in 1900. The city is best known for being home to La Posada Hotel, which is the last Harvey House. La Posada opened in Winslow in 1930, closed in 1957 and later reopened as a historical hotel, several decades earlier. Winslow is also home to the 9-11 remembrance gardens, which honors the victims of the September 11 attacks, and was constructed out of two beams that were recovered from the wreckage of the World Trade Center towers.

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FAQs about Winslow Tours

How do I get from Flagstaff to Winslow, and what is the best route for scenic views?

Take US-40 E from Flagstaff to Winslow - it's approximately 60 miles and takes 1 hour. For scenic views, consider driving Route 66 W instead, which passes historic roadside attractions, red rock formations, and offers better photo opportunities near Petrified Forest National Park.

Is Standin' on the Corner Park worth visiting in Winslow, Arizona?

Yes. Standin' on the Corner Park is a must-visit for fans of the Eagles' "Take It Easy." The mural and bronze statue create an iconic photo op. Located at the corner of Transcon and Second Street, it's free, open 24/7, and central to cafes and Route 66 landmarks.

What amenities are available at Winslow’s La Posada Hotel?

La Posada Hotel offers historic charm with modern amenities: free Wi-Fi, parking, on-site dining at Plaza Café Express, a garden courtyard, and guided tours highlighting its Fred Harvey heritage. Rooms include en suite baths, A/C, and cable TV. Pets are welcome in designated areas.

When is the best time of year to visit Winslow to avoid extreme temperatures?

Visit Winslow in spring (April-May) or fall (September-October) for mild weather (60-75°F). Summers exceed 95°F regularly; winters can drop below freezing, especially at night. These shoulder seasons also offer fewer crowds and ideal conditions for outdoor Route 66 exploration.