Route 66: The Complete Centennial Travel Guide to the Mother Road: Road Trip Planner with Full-Color Maps, Mile-by-Mile Routes, Day-by-Day Itineraries, Hidden Gems, Legendary Diners & Vintage Motels
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Independently published
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ISBN-13: 9798198710856Synopsis
If you want to experience Route 66 with the confidence of someone who has actually made the trip, then this is the only guide you need.
Tired of guidebooks that promise everything and deliver vague descriptions of "must-see stops"? Worried about getting lost on a road that has been realigned a dozen times since 1926 and signposted inconsistently across eight states? Concerned that the famous historic motels will be booked solid by the time you decide to go?
If so, Route 66: The Complete Centennial Travel Guide to the Mother Road is the book that finally answers the practical questions other guides skim over.
Inside, you will find the actual route, mile by mile, from the start sign on East Adams Street in Chicago to the end-of-the-trail sign on Santa Monica Pier. Eight state chapters, each built the same way. Three complete itineraries that fit real schedules. Full-colour maps for every state. The legendary diners worth driving for, the vintage motels that require booking months in advance, and the hidden gems that bigger guides miss because their writers worked from press releases rather than the driver's seat.
In this book, you will discover: A complete mile-by-mile description of all 2,448 miles from Chicago to Santa Monica Three day-by-day itineraries for 7, 14, and 21-day trips Full-colour maps of every state, plus a Santa Monica Pier detail map The historic motels that fill three to six months ahead, including the Blue Swallow, the Wigwam, and El Rancho Dozens of legendary diners along the route, with opening hours and cash-only notes where they apply How to navigate the two-alignment choice in New Mexico The 158-mile original alignment in Arizona that survives in unbroken form The full 100-year history of the road, from 1926 to the centennial 50+ offbeat stops and lesser-known finds that guidebooks miss Realistic budgets for fuel, lodging, food, and rental cars When to drive, when not to, and which festivals to time the trip around What to pack and the single most-forgotten item every traveller wishes they had brought How to reach the Grand Canyon detour from Williams, Arizona Centennial events scheduled across all eight states
Unlike year-dated guides that expire in 12 months, this book treats the centennial as a permanent reference point and is designed to remain accurate and useful through the road's second century.
If you want to skip the tourist traps, find the legendary diners, sleep in the vintage motels, and finish your journey at the end-of-trail sign on Santa Monica Pier knowing you saw what mattered, then add this guide to your cart today.
Tired of guidebooks that promise everything and deliver vague descriptions of "must-see stops"? Worried about getting lost on a road that has been realigned a dozen times since 1926 and signposted inconsistently across eight states? Concerned that the famous historic motels will be booked solid by the time you decide to go?
If so, Route 66: The Complete Centennial Travel Guide to the Mother Road is the book that finally answers the practical questions other guides skim over.
Inside, you will find the actual route, mile by mile, from the start sign on East Adams Street in Chicago to the end-of-the-trail sign on Santa Monica Pier. Eight state chapters, each built the same way. Three complete itineraries that fit real schedules. Full-colour maps for every state. The legendary diners worth driving for, the vintage motels that require booking months in advance, and the hidden gems that bigger guides miss because their writers worked from press releases rather than the driver's seat.
In this book, you will discover: A complete mile-by-mile description of all 2,448 miles from Chicago to Santa Monica Three day-by-day itineraries for 7, 14, and 21-day trips Full-colour maps of every state, plus a Santa Monica Pier detail map The historic motels that fill three to six months ahead, including the Blue Swallow, the Wigwam, and El Rancho Dozens of legendary diners along the route, with opening hours and cash-only notes where they apply How to navigate the two-alignment choice in New Mexico The 158-mile original alignment in Arizona that survives in unbroken form The full 100-year history of the road, from 1926 to the centennial 50+ offbeat stops and lesser-known finds that guidebooks miss Realistic budgets for fuel, lodging, food, and rental cars When to drive, when not to, and which festivals to time the trip around What to pack and the single most-forgotten item every traveller wishes they had brought How to reach the Grand Canyon detour from Williams, Arizona Centennial events scheduled across all eight states
Unlike year-dated guides that expire in 12 months, this book treats the centennial as a permanent reference point and is designed to remain accurate and useful through the road's second century.
If you want to skip the tourist traps, find the legendary diners, sleep in the vintage motels, and finish your journey at the end-of-trail sign on Santa Monica Pier knowing you saw what mattered, then add this guide to your cart today.
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8.5 inches × 0.41 inches × 5.5 inches