• Nelson Ghost Town - Begin the day with a picturesque drive through the Nevada desert to Nelson Ghost Town, a former bustling gold mining settlement nestled in the rugged terrain of Eldorado Canyon. Spend approximately an hour leisurely exploring, strolling among well-preserved historic buildings, vintage vehicles, and old mining equipment that provide a glimpse into the area’s Wild West history. This atmospheric ghost town is particularly popular with photographers and history buffs. Guests may also choose to visit the Techatticup Mine for a guided underground tour, where tales of mining life and frontier history bring the town’s past to life.
• Oatman Ghost Town - Departing from Nelson, head south into Arizona and join a scenic stretch of the iconic Route 66, where desert landscapes and classic roadside views embody the spirit of the American road trip. Continue to Oatman, a historic mining town nestled in the Black Mountains, renowned for its friendly wild burros — descendants of the donkeys once used by miners.

Enjoy up to 90 minutes of free time to explore at a leisurely pace. Stroll the wooden sidewalks, observe the burros wandering through town, browse souvenir shops, and enjoy lunch or snacks if desired. With its Old West charm and relaxed atmosphere, Oatman offers one of the most memorable stops along Route 66 without feeling rushed.

• Historic Route 66 Museum - After Oatman, proceed to Kingman, one of the key towns along historic Route 66. Visit the Arizona Route 66 Museum, located inside the restored Powerhouse Visitor Center, for an engaging exploration of the road’s history and cultural impact. Spend about 30–45 minutes exploring exhibits that feature classic cars, vintage road signs, and historic photographs, offering a nostalgic glimpse into America’s golden age of road trips. This stop provides context and storytelling that completes the Route 66 experience.
• Locomotive Park - Just steps from the museum, make a brief stop at Locomotive Park to view the impressive Santa Fe Steam Engine No. 3759, a fully restored 1940s-era locomotive on public display. Spend about 15–20 minutes getting up close to this iconic piece of railroad history, with time for photos and a closer look at the engine’s details. This easy, outdoor stop adds a memorable touch to the Route 66 experience without extending the day.

• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals
• Gratuities

Embark on a small-group tour from Las Vegas to explore the historic Route 66, Oatman, Kingman, and Nelson Ghost Town. Travel in comfort in a modern SUV, minivan, or van, with plenty of time in Oatman to witness the renowned wild burros, visit iconic Route 66 attractions, and stroll through one of Nevada’s most genuine ghost towns. This full-day adventure is perfect for those seeking scenic desert vistas, historical insights, and a leisurely pace — all without the hassle of large buses or hurried stops.

Enjoy convenient pickup and drop-off from select Las Vegas hotels, accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide who manages driving, navigation, and scheduling, allowing you to relax and enjoy the journey. With small groups and thoughtfully planned stops, this tour provides a more intimate and engaging way to experience the Southwest beyond the Strip.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.