Route 66 stops in Texas

Restored Art Deco gas station and Route 66 visitor center.

Museum featuring Route 66 and barbed wire history.

Iconic tilted water tower landmark on Route 66.

Oversized cowboy statue and gift shop near Route 66.

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

Electric vehicle charging station located on Route 66.

Art Deco landmark featured in Pixar’s Cars.

Traditional Route 66-era motor lodge.

Museum preserving local and Route 66 history.

Vintage gas station capturing early Route 66 spirit.

Popular Route 66 roadside art installation featuring oversized vintage gas station imagery.

Taphouse with western charm offering drinks and casual fare.

Former lodging and dining spot, now abandoned.

Regional museum highlighting McLean and Alanreed history.

Vintage Phillips 66 gas station preserved as a roadside icon.

Cozy motel and RV park serving Route 66 travelers.

Route 66 steakhouse known for hearty meals.

Abandoned 66-branded station with historic charm.

Derelict Route 66-era cafe building.

Remnants of a once-active Route 66 stop.

Historic cemetery near the old Route 66 path.

Small-town inn offering classic Route 66 lodging.

Monumental roadside cross known for religious significance.

Roadside visitor info stop for travelers.

Legendary steakhouse known for the 72-ounce steak challenge.

Local cafe serving hearty American meals.

Rustic western-themed motel on Route 66.

Outdoor car art installation parodying Cadillac Ranch.

Old-time barbershop building with vintage charm.

Classic service station preserved with Route 66 flair.

Official visitor hub offering Route 66 info and exhibits.

Historic theater signage from Amarillo’s cinema era.

Vintage roadside motel serving Route 66 travelers.

Gallery showcasing local Route 66-themed art.

One of Texas’s oldest bars still in operation on Route 66.

Classic American diner with Route 66 memorabilia.

Historic stretch of Route 66 lined with shops and eateries.

Antique store and Route 66 photo op steeped in history.

Biker-themed bar and grill popular with Route 66 travelers.

Hot dog spot with a fun, funky atmosphere along Route 66.

Historic neon arrowhead sign marking a vanished 1950s motel; now repurposed for a local business.

Dealership offering new and used Volkswagens, financing, and service options.

Iconic row of half-buried Cadillacs — major Route 66 landmark.

Vintage gas station capturing early Route 66 spirit.

Local museum showcasing cultural artifacts from Vega and Route 66.

Personal collection of quirky Route 66 memorabilia.

Classic mom-and-pop diner loved by locals.

Long-standing Route 66 motel now closed to the public.

Faded signage from a once-popular drive-in.

Casual eatery serving burgers and comfort food.

Popular local steakhouse serving hearty Texan meals.

Route 66 automotive and motorsports-themed retail destination.

Comfortable budget-friendly motel in a central Route 66 location.

Classic roadside lodging offering a vintage Route 66 stay experience.

Former pizza joint, now closed but remembered by locals.

Colorful mural representing the states along Route 66.

Local inn known for Route 66 traveler hospitality.

Local eatery serving classic comfort food near Route 66.

Marker commemorating artist Bill Mack on Route 66.

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