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Valle Airport
During your visit to Grand Canyon, be sure to include a visit to Valle Airport which has some virtually undiscovered treasures of aircraft and vintage vehicles on display, including the early Scenic Airways and Grand Canyon Airlines aircraft. See General MacArthur's Lockheed C-121A Constellation among others.

PLEASE VISIT VALLE AIRPORT (40G)

The Valle Airport 40G (click photo to enlarge) is located at the junction of SR64 and HWY 180, just 30 miles North of Williams, AZ and 20 miles south of Grand Canyon. We are affiliated through common ownership with the Valle Airport and appreciate your visit and patronage. Enjoy a fantastic all weather paved airport and fuel services, and also take time to visit the Air Museum - Planes of Fame and a fantastic collection of unique aircraft and vintage vehicles. Look for the enormous bronze eagle out front.

DRIVING DIRECTIONS

From Flagstaff take Interstate 40 West to Williams:
Approximately 1 hour, 60 miles.
1. At the AZ Highway 64 junction turn north.
2. Please watch for animals and drive carefully.

From Flagstaff - Alternate Route:
Approximately 1 hour, 52 miles.
1. In downtown Flagstaff turn north onto US Highway 180.
2. Continue to the AZ Highway 64 junction.
3. Follow the signs for the airport.

Note: US Highway 180 is not recommended during inclement weather.

From Phoenix, Arizona:
Approximately 3.0 hours / 205 miles.
1. Drive north on Interstate 17 to Flagstaff.
2. Take Interstate 40 west to Williams.
3. Turn right onto Highway 64 (north) and proceed toward the south entrance of Grand Canyon National Park. Follow the signs for the airport.

From Las Vegas, Nevada:
Approximately 3.0 hours, 233 miles.
1. Go south on US Highway 93 (over the Hoover Dam) to Kingman, Arizona.
2. Go East on Interstate 40 to Williams.
3. At the Arizona Highway 64 junction, turn left (north) and proceed toward the south entrance of Grand Canyon National Park. Follow the sign for the airport.

From Grand Canyon North Rim:
Approximately 6 hours / 254 miles.
1. Highway 67 to Jacob Lake.
2. East & South on Highway 89A to junction of Highway 89.
3. Go south on Highway 89 to Cameron.
4. Go west about 57 miles to South Rim. National Park Service entrance fees apply.
5. Turn South of Highway 64 towards Williams / Flagstaff for another 40 miles to the junction of SR 64 / HWY 180. Follow the signs.

From Sedona, Arizona:
Approximately 1.2 hours,70 miles.
1. Go north on AZ Highway 89A to Flagstaff.
2. In downtown Flagstaff turn north onto US Highway 180.
3. Continue to the AZ Highway 64 junction.
4. Turn right (north) and continue on Highway 64 toward the south entrance of Grand Canyon National Park. Follow the signs for the airport.

From Bryce Canyon National Park:
Approximately 6 hours 35 minutes / 340 miles.
1. Go south on Highway 89 to Mt. Carmel junction.
2. Continue south on 89 to Highway 64 junction.
3. Take 64 west toward the south Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. National Park Service entrance fees apply.
4. Turn South of Highway 64 towards Williams / Flagstaff. Follow signs to the airport near the junction of SR 64 & HWY 180.

From Zion National Park:
Approximately 5 hours and 40 minutes / 299 miles.
1. Go east on Highway 9 to Highway 89.
2. Take Highway 89 south to Highway 64 junction.
3. Go west on 64 to the south Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. National Park Service entrance fees apply.
4. Turn South of Highway 64 towards Williams / Flagstaff. Follow signs to the airport near the junction of SR 64 & HWY 180.