From Holbrook, the old road consists of driving the south and north frontage road and getting on and off I-40 through the communities of Chambers, Sanders, Allentown to Lupton, a small village famous for its majestic red painted cliffs. In 1905, Lupton became the site of the first Santa Fe Railroad station in Arizona. With Route 66, the town steadily grew to include several gas stations and stores that are now part of the town's past. Stiller operating is the Tee Pee Trading Post nestled in the base of the cliff, where you can purchase authentic Native American crafts, Route 66 memorabilia, souvenirs, and enjoy the stunning huge red cliffs.