Things to do on Route 66

Long-running local business and Route 66 photo op.

Retro ice cream stand popular with locals and travelers alike.

Official Route 66 roadside sign for photos and navigation.

Outdoor neon sign park celebrating mid-century Americana and Route 66 signage.

Historic bridge crossing the Mississippi River, part of the original Route 66 path.

Southern-style roadhouse offering BBQ, blues, and regional comfort food.

Tiny vintage drive-in known for flat-top burgers, root beer, and a retro vibe.

Historic Route 66 bridge crossing the Meramec River.

Local visitor center providing Route 66 information, history, and rest stops.

Park with trails, picnic areas, and Route 66 memorabilia at the visitor center.

Scenic lake and recreational area near Route 66, good for picnics and photos.

Vintage gas station structure, now a preserved Route 66 stop.

Historic pedestrian tunnel beneath Route 66.

Remains of an original Route 66 bridge over the Vermilion River.

Small-town garage with vintage vibes and service station throwback feel.

Classic old-style building with rooftop signage popular on Route 66.

Historic small-town pharmacy with original signage and Route 66 charm.

Roadside stop with benches and interpretive signs for travelers.

Walking trail with Route 66 memorabilia and signs.

Family-owned pizzeria serving locals and Route 66 travelers.