Welcome to Peach Springs home of the Hualapai
Nestled along the iconic Route 66, a nostalgic 2-3 hour drive from Grand Canyon West and Las Vegas, Peach Springs, Arizona (inspiration for the fictional town Radiator Springs, in the animated movie “Cars”) is the gateway to the Grand Canyon, Colorado River and Native American heritage featuring historic landmarks, white water rafting, recreation, lodging, dining, hunting, fishing and so much more.
Event
Rte. 66 Centennial Celebration
Peach Springs
Saturday, April 11th
9a – 5pCelebrate the 100th Anniversary of the “Mother Road”, Peach Style!
Deal
Rte. 66
Centennial
April Promotion$100 Room Nights
(Lowest Price Guarantee)To kick off the River Running season and to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Mother Road (Rte. 66) the Peach Springs, Lodge is offering hotel rooms for $100 (plus tax/fee)
Only Valid for April room nights
Enter Code: 66Celebration
Navigate heart pumping rapids before transitioning to a scenic cruise through the heart of the Grand Canyon. Along the way, enjoy an invigorating guided hike to the beautiful Travertine Cavern Falls, and savor a relaxing lunch on a sandy riverside beach. Cap off your adventure in spectacular fashion with a breathtaking helicopter ascent from the canyon floor to the rim.
Book Your Epic Rafting Experience
Exclusive, Colorado
River Access
The Peach Springs, Hualapai River Runners experience is accessed via Diamond Creek Road, the only road that provides direct, public access to the Grand Canyon, Colorado River and the sacred lands of the Hualapai people.
Rediscover the Spirit of the Open ROAD
As Route 66 approaches its 100th birthday, there’s no better time to explore its enduring legacy. From the neon lights of Kingman to the cultural richness of Peach Springs, Arizona’s stretch of the Mother Road offers a journey through time. Whether you’re chasing nostalgia or discovering it for the first time, Route 66 is calling and Peach Springs is waiting to welcome you.
Inspiration for Pixar’s animated movie “Cars”
Nestled along historic Route 66, Peach Springs, Arizona, serves as the real-world inspiration for the fictional town of Radiator Springs in Pixar’s beloved animated film Cars.
The Real Story Behind Radiator Springs
When the creative team at Pixar Animation Studios traveled along Route 66 researching small desert towns, they drew inspiration from communities like Peach Springs. The town’s historic charm, scenic desert landscapes, classic roadside motels, and deep connection to Route 66 culture helped shape the personality and atmosphere of Radiator Springs.
Much like Radiator Springs in the film, Peach Springs represents the heart of America’s Mother Road, a place rich in history, community spirit, and timeless character.
Hunting, Fishing & Camping
exclusive permits
An outdoorsman’s paradise; the Hualapai reservation is rich in hunting, fishing, camping and river rafting opportunities. In addition to the attractions at Grand Canyon West (owned by the Hualapai), the Tribe sells fishing and camping permits as well as guided, big-game hunting permits for desert bighorn sheep, trophy elk, antelope, and mountain lion.
Hualapai Tribe Game & Fish
- Address: 863 Highway 66 – Peach Springs, AZ 86434
- Office Hours: Mon. – Sun., (7am – 5pm)
- Phone: (928) 769-2227
Eat & Stay
Located in the heart of historic Route 66, Peach Springs offers welcoming lodging, delicious dining, and convenient shopping — all surrounded by the natural beauty of the Arizona desert. Whether you’re staying overnight, grabbing a fresh meal, or stocking up for your Grand Canyon adventure, you’ll find everything you need right here.
Road Trip Anyone?
900 Highway 66 Peach Springs, AZ 86434
Peach Springs, AZ is an easy, relaxing, scenic day trip for all adventure seekers featuring a nostalgic drive down legendary, Rte. 66.
Note: For your convenience, below are quick direction links from each of the major locations listed below to Peach Springs, AZ.
