Twin Arrows, Arizona: Twin Arrows Trading Post - Ruins
Two giant arrows seem lodged in the ground, falling just short of what remains of Route 66. Restored in 2009; by 2022 only one arrow remained standing.
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Twin Arrows Trading Post - Ruins
There are no barriers. Get off at Twin Arrows exit, drive away from the new casino. There is a sign just past the interstate that reads "TWIN ARROWS." Take that lonely road that ends in a loop. We drove around the loop and parked at the edge of the road.
[Joe Teeples, 01/03/2020]Twin Arrows Trading Post
My parents and I stopped here in 1959 on our way across country from Maryland to California. I didn't have a clue where it was! There is a lot of interest in the Twin Arrows but not much mention of the two "Monsters" that stood out front. I'm enclosing a picture of me standing in front of the Monsters. It was black and white and I colored it at some point.
[inferno55, 04/01/2016]You can skirt around the concrete barriers from the east side of the loop created by the westbound off-ramp.
[Scott Jones, 05/12/2015]Blocked off by concrete K rails. Trading post looks like it's closed. On the side of highway construction. This is a great drive-by -- take a picture without getting out.
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Twin Arrows Trading Post - Ruins
- Address:
- Old Route 66, Twin Arrows, AZ
- Directions:
- Exit 219 off of eastbound I-40. A concrete barrier blocks access directly in front of the ruins, but drive a little further east and the barrier ends. Then you can pull off and park, and walk back on the safe inner side.
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Definitely not on the site now, and they don't look like they were built for portability....