Bono’s Restaurant has been a Route 66 landmark in Fontana, CA. With its rare orange-shaped stand and star-studded history, this roadside icon still captures the spirit of the Mother Road. We visit the ...

Cactus Cove is celebrating an unusual art piece that's part paint, part metal with a free lunch, music and car show to kick off Route 66 celebrations.

Needles was California’s gateway for Route 66 travelers heading west—and it’s still full of vintage charm. We take a drive ...

A Route 66 sign, perched on a pole at the famed Santa Monica pier, advertises the spot as the “end of the trail.” But for ...

Stretching across Southeastern California, the Mojave Desert forms one of the most dramatic backdrops along Route 66. Rugged mountains and endless stretches of sunbaked earth create a stark and be ...

It’s called the Route 66 Neon Park and it’s located at George M. Reed Roadside Park in St. Robert. The park is the first of its kind in the Show Me State, featuring nearly a dozen restored ...

The iconic Route 66 Rainbow Bridge has gotten a makeover ahead of next year’s centennial celebration on the Mother Road. County, state and city officials attended Friday’s ribbon-cutting for ...

Representatives of Route 66-related organizations from all eight states along the route came together in Albuquerque on Friday to foster collaboration in advance of the Route 66 Centennial in 2026.

To get you inspired, consider these surprising facts about the Main Street of America. Starting in Chicago, Illinois and ending in Santa Monica, California, Route 66 spans 2,448 miles, which is just ...

Even after nearly a century, Route 66 still turns a cross-country drive into something unforgettable. America’s most famous highway still knows how to deliver a great story and a fantastic photo op.