Welcome to
Winslow
Winslow is forever 'Standin' on the corner... in Winslow, Arizona' — the Eagles' 1972 hit 'Take It Easy' made this Route 66 town a global pilgrimage site. Standing on the Corner Park, on the actual corner of 2nd and Kinsley, features a bronze statue and a flatbed Ford mural.
Beyond the corner, La Posada Hotel (Mary Colter's masterpiece, 1929) is one of America's great historic hotels, the Turquoise Room is one of Arizona's most acclaimed restaurants, and Meteor Crater is 20 miles east.
exploreThings to See & Do
Standing on the Corner Park
The iconic Winslow corner that became a Route 66 pilgrimage stop after a 1972 hit song
Meteor Crater
The world's best-preserved meteor impact site — 3,900 feet wide and 570 feet deep
La Posada Hotel
Mary Colter's 1930 Spanish Colonial Revival masterpiece — the last great Harvey House
Homolovi State Park
Ancestral Hopi villages on the Little Colorado River — 14th-century pueblo ruins protected as an Arizona state park
9/11 Remembrance Gardens
Memorial with actual World Trade Center steel beams — one of the most moving Route 66 memorials anywhere on the Mother Road
Tips for Visiting Winslow
Standing on the Corner Park is free and open 24/7 — best photos at golden hour without crowds.
La Posada Hotels Turquoise Room is one of Arizonas best restaurants — book ahead.
Meteor Crater (20 minutes east) is worth the side trip; allow 2 hours.