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

The state capital may not get a shout out in the iconic highway’s famous song, but with its growing roster of sites and attractions, Springfield has become a mandatory stop——especially as the Main ...

Discover the Illinois town between St. Louis and Springfield on Route 66, where you can see retro buildings and experience classic Americana.

World-renown Route 66 starts in downtown Chicago. But you’ll want to motor west to Springfield, roughly 200 miles from the Windy City, to find the best of the Mother Road.

This Illinois Route 66 stop blends past and present, offering historic sites, tree-lined trails, and a downtown perfect for ...

And you’ve experienced the thrill of parading your ride in loops on historic Woodward Avenue in Detroit. Awesome! And you might be gearing up for Cruising the Coast down in the Mississippi Gulf area ...

World-renown Route 66 starts in downtown Chicago. But you’ll want to motor west to Springfield, roughly 200 miles from the Windy City, to find the best of the Mother Road. “The big cities don ...

A new exhibit showcasing a recent journey down US Route 66!The Jewish Federation of St. Joseph Valley showcasing wok by ...

Exploring the USA by road is one of the most rewarding travel experiences. From east to west, the United States offers scenic routes, unique towns, and endless discoveries. A well-planned road trip ...

Situated at the Antares Point Visitor Center just off Route 66 in the Chloride area, this verdant sentinel has become something of a mandatory pilgrimage for those seeking the soul of America’s most ...

In the heart of Springfield sits a humble roadside haven where hamburgers aren’t just food – they’re edible time machines that transport you back to America’s golden age of highway dining. The Cozy ...

G Flip's Dream Ride is a 80's-inspired "cinematic road trip" that channels “Butch Springsteen and masculine Madonna”, they ...