Activities
Williams, Arizona is a unique, old mountain town, rich in nostalgia and history. When you stop in Williams, you feel like you have stepped back in time – to the days of cowboys, Indians and western pioneers. This hospitable little community was founded in the late 1800s and has changed very little since that time.
For a true southwestern experience, take the time to visit Williams, Arizona, while in the area of the Grand Canyon. The historic district of this frontier town is filled with remnants of the past with store fronts that reflect the early days of saloons, shops, and bordellos. During the summer, your stroll into the past might be interrupted by an old western gunfight. Don't be alarmed, this is part of the lively entertainment during the summer months.
At Williams, you will also be able to see the historic Grand Canyon Railway and Resort and Williams Depot. The train still travels each day from Williams to the Grand Canyon. Take the time to take a ride! Art galleries, shops and great restaurants are scattered throughout the neighborhood along historic Route 66.
Other activities to be enjoyed in the Williams area include Grand Canyon Air Tours, art and photography galleries, jeep and/or van tours, golfing, horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, shopping and all types of adventure for those who enjoy the great outdoors.
Williams, Arizona is known as the home base for the Grand Canyon Railroad and is also the center for fun-filled activities for the entire family all year long.
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