Stop by these delicious diners on your next road trip for hot dogs, chile, burgers, and other classic American comfort foods ...

Route 66 was the “Mother Road” for folks seeking a better life in John Steinbeck’s The Grapes of Wrath and by the 1950s it had become an express lane for sunshine-seeking vacationers.

There's a special kind of magic to traveling Route 66, one that is highlighted so often in songs, movies, and famous road ...

Decades after Interstate 44 diverted traffic from Route 66, these Oklahoma cities and towns are keeping the thrill of the ...

The state capital may not get a shout out in the iconic highway’s famous song, but with its growing roster of sites and ...

Route 66 offers more than just a road trip; it's a journey through time with its vintage accommodations. From neon-lit motels to quirky teepee stays, discover the nostalgic charm of America's ...

“Historic Route 66 is the quintessential American experience,” explains Ken Busby, executive director and CEO of Route 66 Alliance, a nonprofit organization in Tulsa, Oklahoma dedicated to the ...

Route 66 may be best known for classic cars, retro motels and neon signs, but its walls tell their own story. Across eight states and more than 2,400 miles, murals ...

"Sixty-six is the mother road, the road of flight,” wrote John Steinbeck in his 1939 novel Grapes of Wrath. When Route 66 was first established in 1926 as one of the first official US highways ...

'GMA Weekend' anchor Kate Snow and her sister drive old Route 66 for kicks. May 9, 2009— -- The most striking thing about old Route 66 is how much is gone. We came to the Mother Road, as John ...

That Route 66 road trip exploits the stereotype of the “Indian” while simultaneously denying Native peoples (and other non-White groups) self-representation and access to the kitschy motels, diners, ...