- Historic U. S. Route 66 2025 Travel Guide and Trip Planner, tips for . . .
Route 66 was one of the United States' first continuous stretches of paved highway, and served as a major path for those who migrated to the West "The Mother Road" was established on November 11, 1926, and ultimately stretched 2,448 miles (3,940 kilometers) from Chicago to Los Angeles
- Route 66 | History, Map, Popular Culture, Facts | Britannica
Route 66 was one of the first national highways for motor vehicles in the United States and one that became an icon in American popular culture It ran from Chicago to Santa Monica, California, and served numerous cities along the route
- 1. Route 66 Overview - U. S. National Park Service
U S Highway 66 — popularly known as Route 66 — embodies a complex, rich history that goes well beyond any chronicle of the road itself An artery of transportation, an agent of social transformation, and a remnant of America’s past, it stretches 2,400 miles across two-thirds of the continent
- Plan Your Epic Drive on Historic US Route 66
From neon signs to quirky roadside stops, take a nostalgic journey along historic US Route 66, America’s most iconic road trip from Chicago to Santa Monica
- Everything You Need to Know About Route 66 - Visit USA Parks
Nearly every mile of Route 66 is dotted by attractions ranging from scenic hikes to quirky roadside stops We’ve compiled a list of spooky and strange Route 66 attractions, as well as some of the most popular and noteworthy stops below
- Route 66: Where is it? What is? Map and All You Need to Know
Route 66, which soon became one of the most famous roads in the United States It originally began in Chicago, Illinois, crossing Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, and then concluded in Santa Monica in Los Angeles County, California
- Route 66 Itinerary
Page 1: Illinois through Oklahoma A state-by-state itinerary of your US 66 Road trip, with distances, attractions and sights, historic places, landmarks through IL, MO, KS and OK
- Route 66 History - National Historic Route 66 Federation
Route 66 symbolized the renewed spirit of optimism that pervaded the country after economic catastrophe and global war Often called, “The Main Street of America”, it linked a remote and under-populated region with two vital 20th century cities – Chicago and Los Angeles
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