Things to do on Route 66

Family-run eatery serving Southwestern and Mexican favorites in a casual setting.

Quirky Route 66-themed motel known for nostalgic charm and neon signage.

Retro-style Route 66 motel with modern comforts.

Roadside trading post with Native American souvenirs.

Historic general store near the Arizona–New Mexico border.

Closed trading post along Route 66.

Gift shop featuring Navajo and Zuni crafts.

Popular stop with Native American gifts and jewelry.

Outdoor murals showcasing Native American heritage.

Abandoned roadside market once selling Native goods.

Abandoned Route 66 attraction in Houck.

Historic bridge spanning Querino Canyon near Route 66.

National park featuring fossilized wood and scenic badlands.

Historic Route 66 marker inside Petrified Forest National Park.

Museum specializing in fossils and geology at the park.

Simple traveler motel just off Route 66.

Family-owned Italian restaurant with generous portions.

Laid-back outlet for geodes, petrified wood and other raw stones plus dinosaur statues.

Bar and grill with local character and live music.

Now-closed shop specializing in Native crafts.

Classic budget motel with Route 66 character.

Closed cafe once serving travelers on Route 66.

Colorful trading post selling Southwestern goods.

Visitor center offering local tips and history exhibits.

Classic diner offering hearty meals along Route 66.

Gallery and gift shop for Native American art.

Store highlighting Native artists and handmade crafts.

Rock shop and petrified wood specialist.

Local restaurant serving American and Southwestern fare.

Classic rock & gem shop for Route 66 travelers.

Famous Route 66 diner from the Mother Road days, now closed.

Mexican-American cuisine in a cozy setting.

Vintage theater building with retro façade.

Basic roadside motel providing essential amenities.

Classic diner and lounge offering southwestern cuisine.

Western-themed roadside motel with cowboy vibe.

Sculpture display honoring Route 66 legacy.

Museum celebrating Route 66 history in New Mexico.

Quaint shop offering Route 66 merchandise and gifts.

Gift shop with Route 66 memorabilia and western goods.

Abandoned retro-style Route 66 diner.

Deserted Route 66 café and classic roadside relic.

Closed service station from Route 66’s heyday.

Vintage Esso station preserved for Route 66 travelers.

Long-abandoned roadside cafe on Route 66.

Empty vintage motel along historic Route 66

Local café serving Route 66 travelers through eastern New Mexico.

Affordable stopover motel for Route 66 travelers

Closed restaurant that once served Route 66 patrons.

Vacant lounge from the Route 66 era.

Information stop for Santa Rosa visitors and travelers.

Crystal-clear natural spring and popular diving spot.

Preserved Sun 'n Sand Motel sign, a notable Route 66 neon artifact currently displayed on the ground.

Classic Route 66 roadside motel with retro charm.

Community park honoring author Rudolfo Anaya.

Quaint mid-century motel with nostalgic feel.

Classic Route 66 diner known for hearty food and neon signage.

Family-run lodge and RV park along Route 66.

Shuttered motel on historic Route 66

Museum showcasing vintage cars and Route 66 memorabilia.