Historic Route 66
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Miles of Meals along Historic Route 66
Are you hungry for savory burgers seared on the grill, or freshly-scrambled eggs slathered in sweet tangy ketchup? The roadside diners of Historic Route 66 are just the place to satisfy your cravings.
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Enjoy All American Birding Experiences on Historic Route 66
Whether you are an avid bird watcher or are just beginning, you will be pleased to find ample opportunity to look to the skies and enjoy the sights and sounds of the birds on Historic Route 66.
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Get Your Knick-Knacks on Route 66
For people around the world, Historic Route 66 embodies the American spirit, conjuring thoughts of freedom, adventure, opportunity, and the open road. Keep your camera in tow, but preserve your memories of your own road trip with a souvenir, gift or memorable craft or food item from one of the myriad of shops, stops, and trading posts along the byway.
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Rediscovering Route 66
In its glory days Historic Route 66 was a symbol of freedom and opportunity to travelers across the nation. From Illinois to Arizona, history lovers have preserved many of the attractions so unique to the "Mother Road." Experience them for yourself and relive the glory days of one of America’s most historic byways by visiting these restored quirky restaurants, gas stations, motels and other sites along Historic Route 66. Without so many others who have rediscovered Route 66, these places may not have survived to enthrall travelers today.
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Driving the Mother Road - Highlights of Historic Route 66
Route 66 means different things to different people, but freedom is always a common theme. Known during its heyday as America's Main Street, the byway holds a special place in the collective consciousness as the herald of a new era of travel.
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Hot Dog! Signs Along Historic Illinois 66
American roadways have nearly always shared a special relationship with billboards. Signs along the roadway not only entice motorists, but also entertain them along their journey. Historic Route 66 in Illinois preserves the road signs of the mid-twentieth century, and with them the culture and humor of America.
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Petroglyph National Monument - A Link to the Past
Step back in time at Petroglyph National Monument along Albuquerque's West Mesa. The fascinating monument gives travelers the chance to see amazing images carved by native people and early Spanish settlers up to 12,000 years ago.
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2-Day Trip: Get Your Kicks on Arizona's Route 66
(Arizona)Any time of year is a good time to relive the 50s/60s on Route 66. Spend as little as 3 days, but a week is ideal.
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4-Day Trip: "Motor West" and Get More than a Kick on Arizona's Route 66
(Arizona)Your 4-day adventure on Arizona's Route 66 takes you from the New Mexico border to the byway town of Topock. Along the way you will encounter Wild West gun fights, natural wonders, and the eclectic culture of the Mother Road.
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1-Day Trip: Oklahoma's Route 66: Plan to Motor West
(Oklahoma)The Oklahoma Route 66 Byway is an internationally renowned destination that offers a diverse selection of quality accommodations and attractions for travelers of all ages and interests. All sections of the corridor are accessible and well marked making trip planning and...
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1-Day Trip: Culture on Historic Route 66 - New Mexico
(New Mexico)Drive the New Mexico section of Historic Route 66 and explore the quirky, intriguing culture of a region impacted by one of the nation's most famous roads.
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2-Day Trip: Cruisin' Illinois 66
Follow the historic Route 66 from one end of Illinois to the other. Each stop reflects the heritage of the famous Route 66.
Places
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