Turn right and follow Diamond Bar Road into the Canyon. This is the only Entrance Down into the Canyon on the South side by motor vehicle. Once back at the surface, relax in the restaurant or cocktail lounge, browse the gift shops or take a room at the motel. From Kingman, head east on Historic Route 66 for 65 miles. Hualapai Mountain Park Enjoy majestic views, hiking, picnicking, camping or cabin rentals in this county park nestled in the forest.
Higher elevations are home to mule deer, elk, mountain lions, foxes and a wide variety of birds.
Hiking trails wind up Aspen Peak and over to Hayden Peak. Stay at the nearby Mountain Lodge or Pine Lake Bed and Breakfast. From Kingman, take U.S. 93 north 60 miles to the Temple Bar Road and proceed northeast to Temple Bar Resort. Meadview Meadview, the only community in Arizona with access to Lake Mead and the Grand Canyon by personal watercraft, graces the easterly end of Lake Mead on an unspoiled plateau swept with Joshua Trees. Enjoy fishing, sandy beaches and a day-use picnic area with adjacent swimming beach at South Cove, or travel by water northeast into the Grand Canyon or southwest to Hoover Dam.