Route 66: Journey through Sit Greaves Pass

TLDRJoin Steve as he travels along Route 66, specifically through Sit Greaves Pass in Kingman, Arizona. Discover the history and beauty of this treacherous portion of the iconic highway.

Key insights

🚂Sit Greaves Pass predates Route 66 and was originally built as a Wagon Road in the 1850s.

🌉Sit Greaves Pass is considered one of the most dangerous portions of Route 66.

🌄The summit of Sit Greaves Pass offers a stunning view of Arizona, California, and Nevada.

🏞️The schaer Fishbowl Springs, located in Sit Greaves Pass, is a hidden gem with a natural spring and goldfish.

🐴Oatman, the final destination of the journey, is known for its burros that roam freely.

Q&A

When was Sit Greaves Pass built?

Sit Greaves Pass was built in the 1850s as a Wagon Road.

Why is Sit Greaves Pass considered dangerous?

Sit Greaves Pass has steep grades and hairpin turns, making it treacherous for drivers.

What can visitors see at the summit of Sit Greaves Pass?

From the summit of Sit Greaves Pass, visitors can enjoy a breathtaking view of Arizona, California, and Nevada.

What is the schaer Fishbowl Springs known for?

The schaer Fishbowl Springs is known for its natural spring and the presence of goldfish.

What is Oatman famous for?

Oatman is famous for its burros that freely roam the town.

Timestamped Summary

00:00The video introduces Sit Greaves Pass, a treacherous portion of Route 66 in Kingman, Arizona.

14:30Sit Greaves Pass was originally built in the 1850s as a Wagon Road.

32:10Sit Greaves Pass is known for its steep grades and hairpin turns, making it dangerous for drivers.

48:45The summit of Sit Greaves Pass offers a stunning view of Arizona, California, and Nevada.

01:10:20The schaer Fishbowl Springs is a hidden gem with a natural spring and goldfish.

01:32:00Oatman, the final destination, is famous for its freely roaming burros.