Tourist Attractions in Mohave County
Discover natural wonders, historic landmarks, and recreational destinations
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Explore Mohave County's Treasures
Mohave County offers visitors an incredible diversity of attractions, from world-famous landmarks to hidden desert gems. With its unique combination of Colorado River recreation, historic Route 66 nostalgia, and stunning desert landscapes, the region draws tourists from around the world.
Whether you're seeking outdoor adventure, historical exploration, or family-friendly fun, Mohave County has something for everyone. The area's mild winter climate makes it a popular destination year-round, though summer visitors should prepare for high desert temperatures.
This guide highlights the must-see attractions throughout Mohave County, providing essential information for planning your visit. From natural wonders to man-made marvels, discover why Mohave County is one of Arizona's most diverse and exciting tourist destinations.
Featured Attractions
Must-see destinations in Mohave County
London Bridge
Lake Havasu City
The world-famous London Bridge, relocated from England to Arizona in 1971, spans a channel in Lake Havasu City. Visitors can walk across the bridge, take boat tours underneath it, and explore the English Village shopping area nearby.
Historic Route 66
Kingman & Oatman
Experience the nostalgia of America's "Mother Road" as it winds through Mohave County. Kingman serves as a hub for Route 66 tourism with its museums and preserved downtown, while the mountain drive to Oatman offers spectacular scenery and a living ghost town.
Lake Havasu
Lake Havasu City
This 45-mile-long reservoir on the Colorado River is a paradise for water recreation enthusiasts. Visitors enjoy boating, fishing, swimming, and watersports against a backdrop of stunning desert scenery and beaches.
Attractions by Category
Explore Mohave County's diverse tourist destinations
Grand Canyon West
Home to the famous Skywalk glass bridge, offering spectacular views of the Grand Canyon on Hualapai tribal land.
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Black Mountains
Dramatic volcanic mountain range offering hiking, wildlife viewing, and spectacular desert vistas.
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Lake Mead National Recreation Area
America's first national recreation area offers boating, fishing, hiking, and camping in a stunning desert setting.
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Hualapai Mountain Park
Cool mountain retreat with hiking trails, cabins, and wildlife viewing just outside Kingman.
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Colorado River
The lifeblood of the Southwest, offering rafting, fishing, and scenic beauty as it flows through Mohave County.
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Mohave Desert
Explore the unique ecosystem of the Mohave Desert with its Joshua trees, wildlife, and stunning geological features.
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Powerhouse Route 66 Museum
Housed in a historic power plant, this museum chronicles the history of Route 66 and its impact on American culture.
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Bonelli House
Historic 1915 home offering a glimpse into early 20th century life in Kingman.
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Fort Mohave Site
Historical site of an important military outpost established in 1859 to protect travelers and settlers.
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Mohave Museum of History and Arts
Comprehensive museum featuring exhibits on Native American culture, mining, ranching, and local history.
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London Bridge Visitors Center
Learn the fascinating story of how the London Bridge was purchased, transported, and reconstructed in Arizona.
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Grapevine Canyon Petroglyphs
Ancient rock art created by Native Americans, offering a window into prehistoric cultures.
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Lake Havasu Beaches
Sandy beaches and swimming areas perfect for family outings and water recreation.
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Topock Gorge
Scenic canyon on the Colorado River offering kayaking, canoeing, and wildlife viewing.
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Colorado River Fishing
World-class fishing for bass, striper, catfish, and other species in the Colorado River system.
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Lake Mohave
67-mile-long reservoir offering boating, fishing, and water recreation with less crowding than Lake Havasu.
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Colorado River Rafting
Guided rafting trips through scenic canyons and desert landscapes on the mighty Colorado.
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Cattail Cove State Park
Beautiful state park on Lake Havasu offering camping, boating, swimming, and hiking.
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Lake Havasu Lighthouse Replicas
Collection of over 25 working 1/3-scale lighthouse replicas along the shores of Lake Havasu.
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Oatman Wild Burros
Friendly wild donkeys that roam the streets of Oatman, descendants of miners' pack animals.
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Lake Havasu Aquatic Center
Family-friendly water park with slides, pools, and splash features for cooling off in the desert heat.
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Kingman Railroad Museum
Fascinating collection of railroad memorabilia and model trains celebrating Kingman's railroad heritage.
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Hualapai Mountain Wildlife Viewing
Opportunity to spot deer, elk, javelina, and other wildlife in their natural mountain habitat.
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London Bridge Beach
Family-friendly beach park with playground, picnic areas, and swimming near the London Bridge.
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Oatman
Living ghost town on Route 66 with wild burros, historic buildings, and Old West gunfight shows.
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Chloride
Arizona's oldest mining town, featuring preserved buildings, murals, and mining artifacts.
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Gold Road
Abandoned mining town along Route 66 between Kingman and Oatman with visible ruins.
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White Hills
Remote ghost town site north of Kingman that once boomed with silver mining in the 1890s.
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Mineral Park
Former county seat and mining center, now a ghost town with scattered ruins and a cemetery.
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Cerbat
Once-thriving mining town in the Cerbat Mountains, now a remote ghost town with stone ruins.
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