The City of Glendale hugs the western border of Phoenix and roughly stretches from Pinnacle Peak Road to the north, to Camelback Road on the south and from 43rd Avenue on the east to Luke Air Force Base and Reems Road on the west. Glendale can be accessed from Interstate 17, Interstate 10 and the convenient Loop 101.

Here are handy maps to get you started:

Click here for the Arizona Map.

Click here for the West Valley Map.

Click here for a walking map of Historic Downtown Glendale

Here are some general directions to Glendale's most common points of interest:

Historic Downtown Glendale shopping area and Visitor Center
59th and Glendale Avenues
From Loop 101 — exit on 59th Avenue. Travel south approximately 9 miles to Glendale Avenue.
From Interstate 17 — exit on Glendale Avenue and travel west approximately 5 miles to 59th Avenue. The historic shopping area is located at the northeast quadrant of 59th and Glendale Avenues. The Glendale Visitor Center is on Glenn Drive, just one block north of Glendale and one block east of 59th Avenue in the "Bank of America" building north of Murphy Park.

Arrowhead Towne Center
75th Avenue and Bell Road
From Loop 101 — exit on Bell Road and travel approximately 1 mile east. The Bell Road entertainment corridor stretches from 83rd to 59th Avenues along Bell Road.

Jobing.com Arena and University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale
91st and Glendale Avenues
From Loop 101 — exit on Glendale Avenue and travel approximately 1 mile east. The nation's premiere multi-sport entertainment complex is located just south of Glendale Avenue between 91st and 99th Avenues.

Luke Air Force Base
Litchfield Road and Glendale Avenue
From Interstate 10 — exit on Litchfield Road and head north approximately 6 miles to Glendale Avenue From Loop 101 — exit on Glendale Avenue and head west approximately 5 miles to Litchfield Road

For a map of Downtown Glendale or to get specific driving directions click here.