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Standin' on the Corner Park: Winslow's Homage to the Eagles

Stand on the corner in Winslow, Arizona, and immerse yourself in the history of Route 66 and the legendary sounds of the Eagles' "Take It Easy."

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Commemorating the Eagles' hit song "Take It Easy," Standin' on the Corner Park in Winslow, Arizona, is a popular Route 66 stop featuring a mural, a statue, and a flatbed Ford, drawing visitors from around the globe. It's a nostalgic blend of music history and Americana.

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Local tips

  • Visit during daylight hours for the best views and photo opportunities.
  • Check out the Standin' on the Corner gift shop across the street for souvenirs.
  • Attend the annual Standin' on the Corner Festival in September for live music and festivities.
  • Explore other nearby attractions, such as La Posada Hotel and Homolovi State Park.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From the Winslow Visitor Center at 523 W 2nd St, head east on 2nd St towards N. Kinsley Ave. The park is located at the corner of 2nd St and N. Kinsley Ave. The walk is short and easy.

  • Public Transport

    Winslow Public Transit provides transportation within city limits. Call 928-289-1462 to schedule a Dial-a-Ride. Reservations should be made at least a day in advance. Same-day reservations are accepted if space is available. Fares and schedules can be obtained when booking.

  • Driving

    From I-40, take exit 252 for Route 66 toward Winslow. Turn east onto Route 66 (2nd Street). Continue for approximately 1 mile; the park will be on your right, at the intersection of 2nd Street and Kinsley Avenue. Free street parking and lot parking are available around the attraction.

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Standin' on the Corner Park, located in Winslow, Arizona, marks the spot immortalized in the Eagles' iconic song "Take It Easy". The park, which opened in 1999, has become a beloved destination for Route 66 travelers and music enthusiasts alike. The park features a two-story trompe-l'œil mural by artist John Pugh, depicting the "girl in a flatbed Ford" mentioned in the song. A life-size bronze statue by sculptor Ron Adamson, titled "Easy," portrays a man with a guitar, standing on the corner. While some believe the statue resembles Jackson Browne, it is meant to represent the troubadours of the 1970s. A red flatbed Ford truck is often parked nearby, adding to the nostalgic vibe. The park's creation helped revitalize Winslow after I-40 bypassed the town, leading to economic hardship. The Standin' on the Corner Foundation led the effort to create the park, which has since become a symbol of the town's resilience and Route 66 pride. Visitors can also explore nearby souvenir shops, which sell Route 66 and Eagles memorabilia. The annual Standin' on the Corner Festival in September brings live music, food, and vendors to the town.

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