There’s plenty to see along the portion of the Mother Road that runs through Eastern Missouri. Route 66 stretches a full 300 miles across the state, and Eastern Missouri provides plenty of great places to stop, including the Chain of Rocks Bridge, Laclede’s Landing, and St. Louis’s Gateway Arch.
The stretch of Route 66 through Western Missouri goes a long way. Along the way are plenty of sights to see and places to visit, including Devil’s Elbow Bridge, the 66 Drive-In Theater, Boots Motel, and plenty more. There are gems everywhere you look.
See destinations that inspired the Cars movies, an historic arch bridge, and outlaw bank robberies!
Visit Route 66 Eastern Oklahoma to see giant whales and soda pop bottles, vintage motorcycles and memories of a nostalgic time.
Travel down Route 66 Western Oklahoma for a taste of nostalgia, including round barns, vintage service stations, and giant milk bottles!
Hit Route 66 Texas to discover leaning towers, buried Cadillacs and vintage gas stations. It will be a trip down Memory Lane.
Nostalgia runs deep along Route 66 in Western Arizona. The towns, landmarks, and historical sights are home to many familiar and iconic pieces of Americana. If you’re looking for some gorgeous sightings of the Mother Road’s heyday, look no further.
Check out the iconic Wigwam Motel, Joe and Angie’s Café, and the Rainbow Rock Shop on this stretch of Route 66 that goes through Eastern Arizona.
The stretch of Route 66 that runs through Western New Mexico features a variety of landscapes and landmarks, giving you plenty to see and do while traveling along. From the Rio Puerco Bridge to the historic city of Gallup, this portion of the Mother Road is certainly worth seeing.
The stretch of Route 66 that goes through Central New Mexico follows the road’s original path. This means you get to see a lot of the historical route’s sightings that date all the way back to 1926.
