Nestled in the Ponderosa pines along historic Route 66, a wonderful surprise is waiting for you. A small, mountain community of 2900 friendly folks, Williams has been hosting visitors to the Grand Canyon for over 100 years. Surrounded by the Kaibab National Forest, it is the perfect place to rest between day trips to the vast array of scenic, cultural and recreational sites within a short drive, many within walking distance.
Williams, Arizona, *The "Living" Ghost Town. The unique new "Saloon Row Ghost Tour" takes guests on a spine-tingling Spooky Walking Tour into the dark side of Williams, Arizona. Saloon Row raises more questions than it answers. The "Saloon Row Ghost Tour"
Williams, AZ Ghost ToursGrand Canyon Railway in Williams offers daily trips to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon aboard vintage steam and diesel powered trains. Passengers have a choice of five classes of service ranging from coach class on the fully restored 1923
Williams, AZ ToursAlpine skiing, beginner through advanced. Focus on families, school, church, scout groups. Boarders welcome, ski and board rentals and instruction. Snow play/tubing slope. Call for group discounts.
Williams, AZ SkiingPetting Zoo. Different varieties of deer, pygmy goats, llamas, monkeys, miniature donkeys, peacocks. Large gift shop with lots of t-shirts, moccasins, souvenirs & giftware.
Williams, AZ ZoosHeritage Park Zoo is a refuge for exotic and native animals that have been orphaned or injured and are unfit for release into...
Offering cool relief from the desert below, the nearly 1.25 million acres of the Prescott National Forest are just brimming w...
Leave I-17 at exit 285 (General Crook Trail), turn east. Go 3 miles to fork and turn right on East highway 260. Proceed abou...
Professor Hall's Cinema Museum is a private museum housing a 40-year collection devoted to preserving the history of cinema t...
Largest performance venue in Prescott featuring guest performances by world-renowned performing artists, the Phoenix Symphony...