Unfortunately for Texas travelers, Route 66 is mostly a ghost itself. Decommissioned in 1985, many sections of the route were swallowed up and made a part of other state, local or private roads.

It winds from Chicago to Los Angeles, covering more than 2,000 miles through the U.S. Designated in 1926 and known as an icon of the American West, the historic Route 66 has been offering kicks for… ...

On your next road trip across Route 66, stop at this eclectic, tiny Texas town that has some eye-catching and photo-worthy roadside attractions. ... Groom, More Than Just An Off-Beat Dot On The Map.

Route 66 extends nearly 180 miles across the Texas Panhandle. About 20 miles east of the border, the town of Adrian ...

Glenrio's dot on the Texas map marks a ghost town. The skeletons of once-bustling hotels, ... At its peak, Route 66 snaked 2,451 miles from downtown Chicago to the Santa Monica beach.

There will also be vendor booths, food options, and live music. For more information or to see a map, click here. Activities will take place from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. at the Amarillo Route 66 ...

A variety of musicians and performers took the stage, giving festivalgoers a taste of Amarillo’s arts and cultural scene on ...

Learn how to drive Route 66 as we’ve brought together our biggest collection of tips, tricks, dos, and don’ts for your road trip along the Mother Road!

The Texas Route 66 Festival returns June 5-14, celebrating classic cars, Western heritage and small-town charm along the iconic highway with 10 days of events across Amarillo and neighboring ...

Affectionately called "The Mother Road," Route 66 is known for quirky roadside attractions and unique mom-and-pop motels, constructed between the late 1920s and late 1950s and often clad in neon ...