Things to do on Route 66

Historic mesa-top Native American village known as Sky City.

Large rock formation resembling a dinosaur along Route 66.

A full-service Flying J travel center in Jamestown, NM offering fuel, food, showers, truck parking, and road essentials 24/7.

Historic beacon used for early airmail navigation.

Iconic marker near Tucumcari Mountain on Route 66.

A convenient Phillips 66 fuel stop off I-40 Exit 243 in Encino, NM, serving travelers crossing the New Mexico high plains.

Once-bustling Route 66 stop, now abandoned.

Local gas station in Chambers, Arizona.

Spacious, clean stopping spot with burgers, BBQ, burritos and more, plus clean restrooms.

Old schoolhouse marking a slice of Hackberry’s history.

Basic stop for fuel, snacks, sodas and liquor, as well as propane refills.

Drag racing facility hosting major motorsports events.

Closed motel along Route 66.

Large park area for recreation.

Family-friendly ranch with mazes, animals, pony rides & more.

Site of two key Civil War battles in Indian Territory — the last major engagement of the war in the region, preserved by the Oklahoma Historical Society.

Retro-themed car wash on Route 66.

Historic multi-story downtown building

Iconic barn painted with Meramec Caverns ad.

Historic Pasadena home with distinctive architecture.

Historic Pasadena commercial structure.

Historic Pasadena school building with classical architecture.

Historic Pasadena lodge building.

Historic Pasadena financial district with preserved architecture.

Historic Pasadena livery stable building.

Historic Pasadena residential court.

A 1916 Craftsman bungalow court that's part of Pasadena's celebrated bungalow heritage.

The only Tudor Revival commercial or industrial building in Pasadena, added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987.

Classic rooftop neon signage.

One of dozens of historic Craftsman-era bungalow courts in Pasadena recognized on the National Register.

Historic Pasadena estate with preserved architecture and exhibits.

Historic Pasadena district featuring early 20th-century architecture.

A residential historic district featuring 78 Arts and Crafts-influenced homes near the Arroyo Seco, designed by notable architects including Henry Mather Greene.

Historic district in Los Angeles with preserved architecture.

Historic Masonic temple in Los Angeles.

Historic Los Angeles Victorian home museum.

Historic 1905 LA electric substation.

Historic Los Angeles Board of Trade building.

Historic Los Angeles commercial building.

Historic public library branch serving the East Hollywood community.

Celebrity cemetery and event venue with rich film history.

Weathered neon sign from a long-closed motel.

Small park area accessible from Route 66 offering rest and photo opportunities.

Historic railroad depot site tied to early travel and Route 66 era transportation.

Ruins of a combined Texaco station and cafe at the old Route 66 and US 71 junction.

Surviving 1940s service station building along the historic Route 66 corridor.

Former Gulf station whose brick service building still survives on East Central Avenue.

1930s cottage-style filling station later reused under several names along Route 66.

Family fun center with games and activities.

Long-closed service station still visible on Route 66.

Abandoned Route 66-era business.

Former Texaco service station located along Route 66 in Joplin,

Former roadside gas station along Route 66 in Joplin

Historic lumber company building in Sapulpa.

Historic underpass built in 1925 to accommodate rail travel

Community park along the corridor in Tulsa.

Historic Monrovia residence with architectural significance.

Historic Pasadena bungalow court neighborhood.

Historic Pasadena commercial building.

Historic Pasadena bungalow court residences.