Route 66 stops in California

Once a local lodge, now abandoned but retaining rustic charm.

Historic blacksmith shop once serving travelers and settlers.

Former auto garage from Route 66’s heyday, now a relic.

Restored Old West mining town, now a tourist attraction.

Mexican restaurant with steaks, seafood, and a lively atmosphere.

Former roadside motel, now shuttered but still standing.

Simple, budget-friendly stay for Route 66 travelers.

Series of murals depicting Barstow and Route 66 history.

Central corridor of historic Barstow with preserved architecture.

Local favorite diner with a retro vibe and hearty portions.

Dedicated to preserving Route 66 history and memorabilia.

Iconic neon-lit motel offering classic Route 66 lodging.

Casual Mexican restaurant along the 66 corridor in Victorville.

Roadside motel offering affordable lodging with a retro vibe.

Regional museum featuring local culture and Route 66 artifacts.

Unique roadside site with quirky Route 66 branding and historical nods.

Historic inn now closed but still standing along the highway.

Rustic saloon offering Wild West charm in the high desert.

Whimsical forest of bottle trees, a Route 66 icon.

Biker-friendly eatery with hearty meals and Route 66 flair.

Desert mini mart now abandoned, a relic of roadside commerce.

Former fueling station now weathered and empty.

Gift and antique shop filled with Route 66 memorabilia.

Former bank structure with faded signage and Route 66 history.

Classic Route 66 diner known for hearty breakfasts and burgers.

Museum filled with Route 66 memorabilia and exhibits.

Colorful mural depicting Route 66 scenes in Victorville.

Historic rail station blending past and present.

Classic metal sign marking Victorville’s old Route 66 district.

Local shop offering Native American crafts and unique goods.

Rustic Route 66-era motel with historical charm and signage.

Casual deli and market serving fresh, local fare.

Auto museum dedicated to NHRA and racing history.

Retro motel offering lodging with tropical flair.

Historic marker commemorating an old Route 66 gas stop.

Surviving sign of the iconic Summit Inn, destroyed by fire.

Commemorative monument marking a historic trail junction.

Historic site celebrating travelers’ arrival in Cajon Pass.

Museum at the site of the first McDonald's restaurant.

Family-run Mexican-American diner operating since 1937.

Historic performing arts venue from the 1920s.

Museum focused on rail history and the Inland Empire.

Iconic teepee-style motel and popular Route 66 photo stop.

Fully restored 1915 service station museum on Route 66.

Decorative Route 66 signage and monument display.

Steakhouse with origins tracing back to the 1800s.

Rustic fine-dining restaurant with a glowing lamp icon.

One of 12 monuments honoring pioneer women across the U.S.

Large retro-style coffee cup sign in front of a classic diner.

Historic Mayan Revival-style hotel on Route 66, currently closed.

Familiar American diner chain serving breakfast, lunch & dinner.

Historic 127-acre botanical garden with wildlife and the Queen Anne Cottage.

Casual spot serving Persian cuisine including kebabs & stews.

Longstanding seafood restaurant offering casual dining and fresh fish.

Retro Route 66 motel with classic neon sign, popular with roadtrippers.

Historic auto dealership building, now repurposed.

City tourism hub offering maps, guides, and local recommendations.

British-style pub known for craft beer and hearty fare.

Iconic Beaux-Arts bridge from 1913, known for beauty & historic value.

First freeway in the western U.S., part of the original Route 66.