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.
Plan
your visit to include day trips to the Grand Canyon,
Native American dwellings, ghost towns and the Sedona -
Oak Creek area. Spend your evenings strolling along the
brick textured sidewalks of the Historic District,
shopping, dining and taking in the downtown
entertainment (seasonal). At dusk, just outside of town,
a herd of elk grazes beside Perkinsville road. In the
morning, the steam whistle of the vintage Grand Canyon
Railway echo through the downtown, preparing for its
daily run.
Plan
your visit to include day trips to the Grand Canyon,
Native American dwellings, ghost towns and the Sedona -
Oak Creek area. Spend your evenings strolling along the
brick textured sidewalks of the Historic District,
shopping, dining and taking in the downtown
entertainment (seasonal). At dusk, just outside of town,
a herd of elk grazes beside Perkinsville road. In the
morning, the steam whistle of the vintage Grand Canyon
Railway echo through the downtown, preparing for its
daily run.
Williams-Grand Canyon Chamber of Commerce