End of the Road: California’s Route 66 Attractions
Follow the final stretch of the Mother Road through California, where classic diners, quirky
Follow the final stretch of the Mother Road through California, where classic diners, quirky
St. Augustine may be the oldest city in the U.S., but it also might
Las Cruces doesn’t try to compete with New Mexico’s bigger-name destinations, and that’s exactly
Reno may be known as “The Biggest Little City in the World,” but that
Columbia’s got Southern charm, serious history, and a food scene that’ll keep you coming
Cruise Arizona’s stretch of Route 66, where neon glows, vintage motels beckon and giant
Houston is many things—space city, barbecue kingdom, traffic labyrinth—but it’s also gloriously weird. Between
Cruise through the heart of New Mexico on Route 66, where retro charm meets
Bardstown may be known as the Bourbon Capital of the World, but there’s more
Oxford, Mississippi, blends literary history, college-town energy, and a bustling food scene into one