A free, self-guided way to walk through Holbrook's wild and colorful past, right in the heart of downtown. The best place to start is the Navajo County Historic Courthouse Museum, which doubles as the visitor center and is the first stop, where you can get oriented and soak up the backstory before you set out.
From there you can stroll the historic downtown at your own pace, taking in the century old courthouse and its 1898 jail, the Route 66 landmarks and old storefronts, the places tied to Holbrook's rowdy frontier days like the saloon era that earned Bucket of Blood Street its name, and the murals scattered along the way. The easiest way to follow it right now is on our own interactive Historic Holbrook map, which lays out the downtown walking tour stop by stop so you can guide yourself with your phone.
It is a relaxed hour or two on foot, great for families and history buffs, and a perfect first thing in the morning before the day heats up.
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