Querino Canyon Bridge
Arizona
A 1930 steel deck-truss bridge still spans Querino Canyon on a since-bypassed stretch of old Route 66, four miles southwest of Houck — the highway's 1947 realignment stranded it in place, so it's sat here quietly earning National Register status while I-40 traffic roars past a few hundred yards north.
Why Roamward picked it
A genuine engineering-history stop in the Sanders-to-Houck stretch of the dead zone, distinct from the Rio Puerco/Winslow Underpass/Chevelon Creek bridges already staged near Winslow — fills the Apache County AZ gap specifically. Free, roadside, no ticket friction; strong pull for Route 66 completionists.
Sources
Hours, admission, and access change — confirm with the official source before you plan the detour.
Build a trip around hidden gems like this.
Save catalog-backed stops to My Trips on the web now. The iOS beta is testing the on-road companion: verified check-ins, badges, shared trips, and your growing map of America.
Where to stay
Find a place to stay near Arizona.
Hotels, cabins, and rentals close to the action — compare and book for your trip.
We may earn a commission from bookings made through this link — at no extra cost to you.