Birthplace of the American Road Trip Route 66 is often credited as the birthplace of the American road trip. In the post-war ...

Whether you love the charm of the Southwest, are intrigued by Americana pop culture, or want to learn more about Route 66, ...

Parking just steps from your door is more than convenient - it's a nostalgic nod to the golden age of travel. While in Tucumcari, be sure to admire the town's vibrant Route 66 murals. Iconic ...

It’s first stop on my road-trip loop (from Phoenix) of Arizona’s section of Route 66 – the longest intact stretch of this ...

Route 66 is an American icon. Established in 1926 and a pop culture fixture ever since, the Mother Road transformed the way people traveled from the West Coast to the Midwest (and vice versa ...

As Route 66 prepares to celebrate its centennial year ... north to Oklahoma to experience the quintessential American road trip, heading northeast to Chicago or west to Los Angeles.

Tulsa will be on television screens in an upcoming episode of PBS’ Emmy Award-winning series “Samantha Brown’s Places to Love.” Brown, referred to in a news advisory as the most recognized woman in ...

This road trip weaves through brilliant mountain ranges ... The drive begins in Pontiac, Illinois, where the Route 66 Association Hall of Fame and Museum and the Pontiac Oakland Auto Museum ...

Route 66 has been more than just a highway — it's also home to vintage accommodations rich in American history.

It’s first stop on my road-trip loop (from Phoenix) of Arizona’s section of Route 66 – the longest intact stretch of this once-unbroken coast-to-coast highway between Chicago and Santa Monica.