Historic Route 66 Sleepovers: Neon, Ghosts, and Concrete Teepees
From Missouri to California, these wonderfully kitschy hotels keep the Mother Road’s neon heartbeat going. Book a room,

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From Missouri to California, these wonderfully kitschy hotels keep the Mother Road’s neon heartbeat going. Book a room,
Craving pizza while cruising the Mother Road? You’re not alone—and luckily, Route 66 isn’t just a road trip
Sure, Route 66 has its diners and neon signs — but the real fun lives off the main
One of the best parts of a Route 66 road trip is the unexpected stops along the way.
Towering over gas stations, diners, and small-town squares, Muffler Men are the fiberglass giants of Route 66. Some
If your idea of heaven is finding treasure among jumbles of pre-loved housewares, dog-eared books, and yesteryear’s collectibles…then
Kansas might only claim 13 miles of America’s most legendary highway, but don’t let its brevity fool you
Route 66 is known for neon lights, vintage diners, and kitschy roadside stops—but some of its wildest wonders
Let’s be honest—half the fun of a road trip isn’t the destination, it’s the detours. And if you’re
In the mid-20th century, Route 66 was the way to explore the American Southwest. Much has changed, but