The Bonelli House: Built in 1915, featuring Anglo-territorial architecture. Listed in the National Historic Register. 430 E Spring St, Kingman, AZ. Tel: (928) 753-3175
Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course: 1001 Gates, Kingman, AZ. Tel: (928) 753-6593
Fort Beale Springs: Beale Springs was used by Native Americans for centuries before Lt. Edward Beale traveled through the area in the 1850s and established a wagon road along the 35th parallel. In 1865, Beale Springs became a stop on a toll road from Prescott to Hardyville. Fort Beale Dr., Kingman. Tel: (928) 757-7919
Historic Downtown Walking Tour: The Kingman Multiple Resource Area features 60 National Register historic properties. Guidebook available at the Mohave Museum of History and Arts, and Powerhouse Visitor's Center. This map includes 27 special places to see and explore in and around Kingman with a brief history on each building.
Historic Route 66 Museum: Housed in the Powerhouse building at 120 West Andy Devine Ave., Kingman, AZ. Tel: (928) 753-9889
Hualapai Mountain Park: Enjoy beautiful views, hiking, picnicking, camping, wildlife viewing, biking. 6250 Hualapai Mountain Road, Kingman, AZ. Tel: (928) 757-3859
Kingman Army Airfield Museum: 4540 Flightline Drive, Kingman, AZ. Tel: (928) 757-1892
Locomotive Park: Home to famed steam engine #3759. 1st Street & Andy Devine Ave, Kingman. Tel: (928) 757-7919
Mohave Museum of History & Arts: Preserves and exhibits the heritage of Northwestern Arizona. 400 West Beale St., Kingman, AZ. Tel; (928) 753-3195
Powerhouse Visitors Center: Opened in 1907 to supply more centralized and consistent electric power to operate hoists and pumps located in the local mines. 120 W. Route 66, Kingman, AZ 86401. Tel: (928) 753-6106 or (866) 427-RT66
Valle Vista Golf Course: 9686 Concho Drive, Kingman AZ. Tel: (928) 757-8744