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.
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This stretch of Route 66 from Glenrio to Santa Rosa takes you through Eastern New Mexico, providing views of historical motels, souvenir shops, and restaurants from a bygone era.
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