Kingman is the capital of Mohave County in northwest Arizona, and it’s the closest city to the Grand Canyon and is a must-visit place on your Route 66 road trip as Kingman is known as the Heart of Historic Route 66. It has a good temperature all year long due to its 3,300-foot elevation. If…
Are you planning a trip to the United States? Today’s post will tell you everything you need to know to travel to the USA. You will find tips and recommendations from getting the ESTA visa, the best travel insurance, and how much you have to tip. Requirements for Traveling to the United States Let’s start…
Today, we will go back a few thousand years and visit the Petrified Forest National Park. A must-visit place for Route 66 travelers visiting Arizona and the American West Coast. Here is the complete Guide to Route 66 with village-by-town information from Chicago to Los Angeles. What is the Arizona Petrified National Park? Petrified Forest…
One of the funniest excursions I did in Peru was to visit the Paracas desert aboard a buggy, sandboard in the dunes, and finish the visit contemplating the Oasis of Huacachina in the middle of the desert. Check out: Peru Itinerary Check out: How to Visit Machu Picchu Touring the Paracas Desert in Buggy I…
The American Highway 66, also known as the “Mother Road,” or just Route 66, is a highway from Chicago to LA. It existed for around 50 years before it was decommissioned in 1985. This blog post will highlight some of the most scenic spots you should visit when driving on Route 66, from Chicago to…
You will find several ghost towns in almost 4,000 kilometers of Route 66. Some are actually abandoned ghost towns, others have very few inhabitants, and others have transformed into tourist attractions. In this post, we will tell you about some of the good place ghost towns on iconic Route 66 for those visiting for the…
In this post, we’ll talk about visiting Chicago and the route 66 remaining. Today, I’m writing the last post of this Route 66 series. Traveling along Route 66 is a great experience, and writing this series about how to do it was another great experience. I hope you’ll find it interesting and useful. We will…
Today you arrive in Chicago!! You are finishing US Route 66 with this final stretch from Bloomington to Chicago!!! You have driven a lot of miles. There were two feelings for me this day. On the one hand, I was eager to reach my final destination. But, on the other hand, I felt pity because…
Are you one step away from completing Route 66 or just starting your journey? In today’s post, you’ll find what to do and visit from St. Louis to Bloomington (or vice versa). If you start in St Louis, Missouri. You must visit the Chain of Rocks Bridge and the city of St Louis, and you…
In today’s blog post, you will leave Oklahoma, passing through Kansas to finish in Springfield, Missouri, the birthplace of Route 66. The stretch you do today is relatively long, 213 miles. Considering the stops and all along, today you will be a good long time on the road. Especially because there are plenty of things…
Today you have a relatively short section, 160 miles within the state of Oklahoma. And enjoy this picturesque state on Route 66. You are in a state where storms are common and also tornadoes. We got caught by a storm, and the sky went really dark, almost black, but nothing serious to panic about. Route…
Today you start in Amarillo, Texas, and finish in Clinton, Oklahoma. Again you are going to cross from one state to another. Then, finally, you’ll enter the state of Oklahoma. Its slogan is “Native America.” Its name comes from two words of the Native Americans, and it means “red people.” As its slogan clearly says,…
In today’s blog post, you’ll find all the information on road-tripping from Santa Rosa, NM, to Amarillo, TX. The best things to do and the best places to stop and visit. It’s a journey of 172 miles. You will pass through Tucumcari, Vega, and Adrian and arrive in Amarillo, Texas. Today you’ll cross the Midpoint….
After a night in Grants, New Mexico, you’ll have an exciting day driving to Santa Rosa. Today, I propose a little detour on the route, but I really think you’ll love it! Shall we? Route 66: Strecht from Grants to Santa Rosa Let’s start from Grants to Laguna You are in Grants, and today you…
Today’s post will drive the stretch on Route 66 from Los Angeles to Amboy. It’s 209 miles to leisurely drive and sees some of the most famous attractions on Mother Road. At this moment, “Get your kicks on Route 66” makes a lot of sense. That is the title of Bobby Troup’s song. He composed…
We’ve compiled a list of the best things to do in Los Angeles and Route 66. So whether you’re looking for an adrenaline rush, some culture, or just want to see the sights, this guide has something for everyone! Los Angeles, it’s a great place for travelers to experience and enjoy their trip. This blog…
Route 66, the historic U.S. highway that connects Chicago to Los Angeles, is one of America’s most iconic highways. This blog post will explore where you should begin your Route 66 adventure- should you start in Chicago or Los Angeles? The answer is up to you! So today, I will comment on the pros and…