Lupton to Allentown, AZ

Tomahawk Indian Store North Frontage Road, I-40, exit 359 The sign says this is the biggest teepee in the southwest, well it is 60 feet tall and packed full of interesting stuff ... read more

Chief Yellowhorse Trading Post North Frontage Road, I-40 Exit 359 Chief Yellowhorse, a Navajo Indian, bought the Old Miller Trading Post and changed the name to ... read more

Ortega's Indian Market Located on the south frontage Road for I-40, at exit 359 This one time busy trading post is closed and now just a cool photo op ... read more

Little Post Office Sanctuary South Frontage Road, Lupton, A The Little Post Office Sanctuary building is a bit of a mystery. The sign on the front says it was, a church but the name is kind of ... read more

Scotty's Garage 35850 South Frontage Road Scotty's Garage & 24 Hr Towing has been in business since 1976 ... read more

Twin Tunnels Under I-40, Lupton, AZ To get to the twin tunnels under I-40 take the south frontage road about 5.3 miles west from ... read more

Allentown is located at I-4- exit 351. From 1926 to 1931 historic Route 66 went through Allentown.

Oretega's Indian City Arts I-40 exit 354 Indian City Arts and Crafts Center is two stores high has a restaurant and sells typical tourist goods ... read more

Chee's Indian Store I-40 exit 354 Chee's Indian Store was established in 1948 on old Route 66. With the construction of I-40 in 1970 the original ... read more

Side Trip: At I-40 exit 351 go south on Apache Cty Road 9402 about 6/10 of a mile to the Rio Puerco River.

1923 Allentown Bridge South of exit 351 on Apache Cty Road 9402 This old closed 1923 Rio Puerco bridge is on the 1926 to 1931 alignment of Route 66 and was part of the National Old ... read more

Back on 66: Backtrack to Exit 351.

Stay tuned, there's more to come!