Things to do on Route 66

Local diner serving comfort food in a classic Route 66 setting.

Former BBQ stop on Route 66, now permanently closed.

Distinctive abandoned gas station known for its curved architecture.

Vintage Phillips 66 station preserved as a roadside icon.

Classic Route 66 lodging for travelers in the Texas panhandle.

The geographical midpoint of Route 66 between Chicago and Los Angeles.

Famous cafe at the midpoint of Route 66, known for pies and nostalgia.

Small shop featuring Route 66 souvenirs and artisan goods.

Ruins of a once-thriving gas stop on the Texas–New Mexico border.

Derelict diner with nostalgic signage along an abandoned town strip.

Faded motel emblematic of Glenrio’s ghost-town atmosphere.

Marked dead end of Route 66 near the Texas–New Mexico line.

Former motel along Route 66, now closed

Classic Route 66 motel with vintage charm

Retro-style motel offering basic roadside lodging

Vintage Texaco station and Route 66 photo favorite.

Longstanding Route 66 diner with a gift shop.

Welcome center with exhibits and traveler info.

Museum and diner combo with classic cars and memorabilia.

Historic beacon used for early airmail navigation.