Considering a Route 66 holiday but aren’t sure you can budget the time? A drive through the varied landscapes, wild roadside attractions, major cities and other wondrous sites of Route 66 can be done in fewer days than you think — or be stretched out to become the road trip adventure of a lifetime. The…
America is a country filled with roads: About 4.18 million miles (or 6.72 million kilometers) of them, according to the American Road & Transportation Builders Association. However, it takes the right combination of roads filled with scenery, activities and destinations to make a worthy road trip. The idea of the “great American road trip” has…
When looking for an international holiday, you have options. Do you want adventure-filled days filled with activity, culture and exploration? How about great food? Want to speak to your inner child with fast-moving antique cars and motorcycles? Or, just all of the above? That’s what you get when you traverse the American West on Route…
Los Angeles and Las Vegas: The City of Angels and Sin City. Both are known for their bright lights and lively nightlife. Both are major American cities that have a lot to offer visitors from all over the world. If you’re already exploring the American west, why not take the time to see each one?…
It used to be that staying on Route 66 was easy — just follow the official highway road signs west. However, ever since the historic route was officially decertified by the U.S. government, things have gotten a little more complicated. Even with the GPS mapping technology on your smartphone, playing a Route 66 road trip…
From Chicago to Santa Monica, Historic Route 66 is truly a cornucopia of sights, sounds and adventures. Here are just a selection of our favourites: Illinois 1. Route 66 Start Sign Your Route 66 adventure begins here. Located right in downtown Chicago, this iconic sign lets you know that the road trip adventure of a…
To help you decide on the ideal time of year for navigating Route 66, we’ll discuss how seasonal changes can affect your overall road trip experience.
Museums, diners and other attractions line Route 66 throughout the state. Oklahoma’s capital and largest city, Oklahoma City, hosts numerous places of interest.
The Harley-Davidson Museum offers free parking, and groups can reserve guided tours or explore the museum through individual, self-guided audio tours.
You can still take a trip down Route 66, but it can be tricky, and working with a guide is your best bet to make sure you don’t get turned around or lost.
