Route 66, the Mother Road, runs from downtown Chicago to the ocean at California’s Santa Monica pier. Discover where to stay and what to see as you take a road trip along Route 66.
Illustrated Route 66 Historical Atlas review featuring maps, historic sites, and hidden stories along America’s iconic highway. Read on for my full review of this book to celebrate the Mother Road. There’s something irresistible about Route 66. It’s not just the road...
Ghost Towns of Route 66 review: explore forgotten towns, backroads, and history along America’s most iconic highway. There’s something about Route 66 that invites you to slow down. Not just to drive it—but to notice it. The weathered signs. The empty storefronts. The...
In northern Arizona, just over a three-hour drive from Phoenix, you’ll be transported to a rainbow-hued otherworldly landscape. The Petrified Forest and Painted Desert National Parks, near Holbrook, make for an ideal Arizona road trip. Both national parks are less...
Route 66 was—and still is—the all-American road trip. Stretching 2,400 continuous miles from Chicago to Los Angeles when it was designated in 1926, it cut through the small communities many other routes bypassed. During its heyday in the 1950s, motorists on a Route 66...