U.S. Route 66, often called “Mother Road" or "Main Street of America," is one of the most prestigious highways in American history. Established in 1926, it is connected to Chicago, Illinois, and Santa ...

There is no better way to discover the USA than by hitting the road — especially along the legendary Route 66. Turning 100 in 2026, this iconic highway has long captured the imagination of travelers ...

Route 66, partially running through Missouri, ranks fifth among America's top 10 scenic drives. Springfield, Missouri, is recognized as the birthplace of Route 66, where the iconic highway received ...

A writer drove from Chicago to L.A. to see what it truly means to belong to a place. Amboy, Calif., in the Mojave Desert, off the old Route 66.Credit...Andrew Moore Supported by By Aatish Taseer ...

Up to nine vintage cars, primarily from the Big 3 automakers, will make the journey from Santa Monica to Chicago, then Detroit. The drive aims to honor Detroit's automotive heritage and its role in ...

USA TODAY readers have already made their opinions known on many Ozarks attractions: They named Silver Dollar City as America's top theme park for the third year in a row, last year they named Wonders ...

Aside from senior discounts and never-ending weekends, one of the main perks of retirement is having more freedom to travel. When it comes to choosing a destination, there's quite literally a world of ...

Forget Route 66 - did you know that Route 89 takes you from Arizona up to Montana with stops at the best US national parks?

Few roads have the folklore, mythology and nostalgia of Route 66. Sure, there’s the Pacific Coast Highway in California, there is the autobahn in Germany, but Route 66 has a special place in the ...

Hopping in the car and setting off on the open road is a quintessential summer activity in the United States. And the iconic Route 66, running from Chicago to Los Angeles, is synonymous with the great ...